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Vaginal cancer
Vaginal cancer is a medical condition in which there is over proliferation of certain types of abnormal cells found in the vagina. Symptoms include painless bleeding, discharge, and bleeding after sexual intercourse.
Dr. Geoffrey Rutledge reviewed this
39 year experience in Internal Medicine
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How can you know you have vaginal cancer?
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What do you recommend for vaginal cancer?
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Does vaginal cancer grow slowly or quickly?
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What are the risk factors of vaginal cancer?
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What are the symptoms, if any of vaginal cancer?
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Can women under the age of 60 develop vaginal cancer?
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If a woman dies of vaginal cancer, will she die a painful death?
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Do the symptoms of vaginal cancer come after the cancer has grown beyond cure?
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What is the prognosis of vaginal cancer? Can it spread t other areas other areas of the body?
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What are the main reasons why some women over the age of 75 are unable to cure satge 1or2 vaginal cancer?
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Is vaginal cancer that grows slowing more common in young or old women?Thanks ps: i know that in generally vaginal cancer is more common in old women
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Can a 18 year old get vaginal cancer?
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How to detect vaginal cancer at an early stage?
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What are the signs and symptoms of vaginal cancer?
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How is vaginal cancer diagnosed at an early stage?
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Does smoking increase my risks of getting vaginal cancer?
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Is there any kind of discharge involved in vaginal cancer?
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Do you necessarily have to go through chemotherapy if you have vaginal cancer?
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A 28-year old female asked:
I know vaginal cancer is infrequent . Do you know if this cancer is most common in african or caucasian ? Thanks
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A 25-year old female asked:
What could be the reason for the increased incidence of vaginal cancer only in older women?(women over 65 years?
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If an 80-year-old woman develops symptoms after developing vaginal cancer, can the cancer then be treated and cured?
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