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What are the symptoms for vulvar cancer?
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Usually a lesion: Most commonly patients present with a single vulvar lesion (nodular or warty) on the labia majora. Sometimes the lesion can be itchy. Less commonly there may be bleeding, discharge, pain with urination, or an enlarged lymph node.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Vulva: Vulvar cancers may present with pain, itching, discoloration, ulceration, change in color or texture, and other ways. These changes are quite common and don't imply cancer. Changes that you may notice to your (or another's) vulva should be discussed with a gynecologist or primary care doctor for a prompt work up, including a thorough related history, physical exam and possible biopsy.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Itching, pain: Itching, pain, bleeding/discomfort, among others.
Answered 3/21/2013
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