Vulvar Cancer Resources
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Vulvar Cancer Articles
- General Information About Vulvar Cancer
- Stages of Vulvar Cancer
- Treatment Option Overview
- Treatment of Vulvar Intraepithelial Neoplasia (VIN)
- Treatment of Stages I and II Vulvar Cancer
- Treatment of Stage III Vulvar Cancer
- Treatment of Stage IVA Vulvar Cancer
- Treatment of Stage IVB Vulvar Cancer
- Treatment of Recurrent Vulvar Cancer
- To Learn More About Vulvar Cancer
- Vulvar Cancer Chemo and Biologic Drugs
- more Vulvar Cancer articles...
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Recent Vulvar Cancer Discussions
Sometimes I think I'm the only one
This is most definitely one of the lesser known cancers it seems. I’m 2 weeks post op from having a 4 cm mass removed from the left side of my vulva as well as removal of 6 lymph nodes to make sure nothing had spread. Luckily it hasn’t. The procedure was done in the hospital and I had to have a drain where the lymph nodes were removed which was uncomfortable but all in all it was no where near …
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