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When should you contact your doctor if you are concerned about vulvar cancer?
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Right away!: If you have a lump or bump or new irritation on your vulva, you should see a healthcare provider. Vulvar cancer is one of the less likely possible causes of these symptoms, but it is easiest to treat when caught early, and other potential causes, like sexually transmitted diseases, non-sexually transmitted infections, and irritation of the vulva should all be evaluated by a doctor and treated.
Answered 9/5/2020
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Vulvar cancer: If you have a question because you have found something on your body contact your doctor.
Answered 3/6/2019
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