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Is a gynecologist who treats only vulvar disorders or gynocologic oncologist best for treating differentiated vin2?

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Depends: We all have different levels of experience. In general most OB/GYNs can treat VIN2, but if your GYN isn't comfortable and wants to refer you to a GYN Oncologist, its fine too.

Answered 8/10/2015

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