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What exams and tests is needed to diagnose vulvar cancer?
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Biopsy: To diagnose vulvar cancer you need to be examined by your doctor and he or she will need to do a biopsy of where they think the cancer is so that they can prove with tissue confirmation that you actually have cancer.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Vulvar cancer: A biopsy o the lesion is needed.
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A member asked:
Saw np for annual pap/pelvic exam she saw inner labia finger tip size white skin discolor referred to dermoltology md. When i look on web says vulvar cancer, could it be something else? Kind of scared
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How to tell Difference of Fordyce spots or vulva cancer? Have appt in 3 months w/ doctor but have 2 small pimple like spots on labia never had positive HPV test. Only 2 sex partners ever . No changes in spots in 1 year ? Scared cancer? Major anxiety?
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What are the tests for vulvar cancer?
Does Dr examine vulva for cancer during annual well-woman exam? Have one every year. I don't know what to look for so they would tell me if not ok?
Hi, I went to my gynae on Monday. She did a biopsy on a growth on my vulva. She phoned ,Ed yesterday to tell me that the test results say it is a stage 2 pre cancer growth which must be removed but she can only do it end August, what about covid?
Have annual well-woman exams;never miss one.Never been told I need biopsy of vulva,etc.If I had vulvar cancer, would dr have seen at exams?No itching.
During annual well-woman check-ups, in the pelvic exam, does the doctor also examine for visual signs of vaginal and vulva cancers?
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