Like the saying goes “cleanliness is next to
………” » It is important for you to pay attention
to your body and know what is normal for you,
when cancer starts in the vagina, it is
called vaginal cancer , when cancer forms in the
vulva, and it is vulvar cancer. Having proper
awareness of strange symptoms "down there" in
the female genital organ goes a long way to
preventions. While all women are at risk for these
cancers, very few will get them, Vaginal and
vulvar cancers are very rare. But not
withstanding, knowledge always pays off. If you
notice any changes in your body visit your doctor
ASAP!

for the vaginal:
1. Vaginal discharge or bleeding that is not
normal for you.
2. A change in bathroom habits, such as having
blood in the stool or urine, going to the
bathroom more often than usual, or feeling
constipated.
3. Pain in your pelvis, the area below the
stomach and in between the hip bones,
especially when you pass urine or have sex.

For the vulva:
1. Itching, burning, or bleeding on the vulva that
does not go away.
2. Changes in the colour of the skin of the
vulva, so that it looks redder or whiter than
is normal.
3. Skin changes in the vulva, including what
looks like a rash or warts.
4. Sores, lumps, or ulcers on the vulva that do
not go away.
5. Pain in your pelvis, especially when you
urinate or have sex.
Also know that Pap test does not screen for
vaginal or vulvar cancer it is important to see a
doctor if you have any of the other symptoms
last for two weeks or longer and they are not
normal for you. Symptoms may be caused by
something other than cancer, but the only way
to know is to see a doctor.

Freemanan:

why are you on this thread