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About my vagina. worried about cancer. what are the signs?
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Uncommon: Cancer of the vagina is uncommon, compared to cervical cancer. It you are getting regular check-ups to prevent cervical cancer, that should cover the risk of vaginal cancer. Vaginal cancer, if it occurs, may present as spotting, and discharge in early stage.
Answered 9/28/2016
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See a gynecologist: The symptoms are varied, pain with intercourse, bleeding, presence lesions. If you are concerned see a gynecologist and have a exam.
Answered 8/26/2013
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