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Do you have to have a vulvectomy when you get precancerous changes on the vulva?
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Not necessarily: Generally, recancerous lesions on the vulva need to be excised. If the lesion is invasive cancer then a vulvectomy may be needed in addition to lymph node sampling.
Answered 3/6/2013
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