Vulval/Vaginal Cancer

A fast multiplication of the abnormal cells, appearing in the outer surface of the female genitalia, it is called Vulvar/Vaginal Cancer. Vulva is actually the area surrounding the vagina and urethra, including the Labia and Clitoris. The Vaginal Cancer can be identified as a little lump on the vagina that can cause itching or lumps.

The disease can be identified by observing the Vulva or by biopsy. Some of the common signs of vulvar cancer are pain and tenderness, constant itching, bleeding that is not from menstruation, and skin changes. The treatment of the Vaginal Cancer involves surgery to remove the cancer and a small amount of healthy tissue.