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Does the fact that there are no symptoms in the early stages of vaginal cancer mean that the symptoms only appear when the vaginal cancer has developed beyond cure?
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No, it is not true for vaginal cancer but it is more likely true in ovarian cancer.
Answered 1/23/2022
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