Successful Treatment of Plasma Cell Vulvitis: A Case Series

Plasma cell vulvitis (PCV) is a rare, idiopathic inflammatory dermatosis of the vulva and rarely the oral mucosa and glans penis. PCV most commonly occurs in the fifth to eighth decades of life.1,2 Clinically, it presents as chronic red-brown or orange well-demarcated macules or patches that are 1-3 cm in diameter accompanied by erosions and cayenne pepper-colored spots.1,2 PCV ranges from being asymptomatic to presenting with burning pain, dyspareunia, and pruritus.2