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    Vulvar Cancer – Foundation for Women's Cancer - 2 year(s) ago

    This section will take you through the basics of what you need to know about vulvar cancer. It will introduce you to the people who may be part of your treatment team. Also, it will identify the different types of treatments for vulvar cancer. Hopefully, this information will help prepare you to talk with your treatment team…

    Source: www.foundationforwomenscancer.org
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      #Vulvarcancer is highly curable if detected at an early stage; however, treatment can have significant adverse effects on body image, sexual function, as well as bladder and rectal function. Raise your #VulvarCancerAwareness here: https://t.co/B3KXLK9rin #MoveTheMessage https://t.co/BLmE0WG3Uo

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    Vulvar Cancer – Foundation for Women's Cancer - 2 year(s) ago

    This section will take you through the basics of what you need to know about vulvar cancer. It will introduce you to the people who may be part of your treatment team. Also, it will identify the different types of treatments for vulvar cancer. Hopefully, this information will help prepare you to talk with your treatment team…

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      Sarah underwent 2 surgeries to beat #vulvarcancer. She believes better #HPV vaccine education & encouraging women to advocate for their vaginal health, would have helped her avoid her situation. Raise #vulvarcancerawareness and learn more: https://t.co/B3KXLK9rin #MoveTheMessage https://t.co/sJ5WJPO0tN

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    Risk Factors for Vulvar Cancer - 2 year(s) ago

    A risk factor is anything that changes a person’s chance of getting a disease such as cancer.

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      While the average age of women diagnosed with invasive #vulvarcancer is 70, women diagnosed with non-invasive vulvar cancer average about 20 years younger. Learn more about other risk factors and early detection from @americancancer: https://t.co/MfDfQTbx7G #VulvarCancerAwareness https://t.co/SamwAGyz3T

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    Vulvar Cancer – Foundation for Women's Cancer - 2 year(s) ago

    This section will take you through the basics of what you need to know about vulvar cancer. It will introduce you to the people who may be part of your treatment team. Also, it will identify the different types of treatments for vulvar cancer. Hopefully, this information will help prepare you to talk with your treatment team…

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      #DYK cancer of the vulva is a rare tumor but highly curable if found early? This month we will put the spotlight on #VulvarCancerAwareness. Learn more about #vulvarcancer and get resources here: https://t.co/B3KXLK9rin #MoveTheMessage https://t.co/cnUNXPSop0

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    Vulvar Cancer – Foundation for Women's Cancer - 2 year(s) ago

    This section will take you through the basics of what you need to know about vulvar cancer. It will introduce you to the people who may be part of your treatment team. Also, it will identify the different types of treatments for vulvar cancer. Hopefully, this information will help prepare you to talk with your treatment team…

    Source: www.foundationforwomenscancer.org
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      Signs of #VulvarCancer or pre-cancer include chronic itching, abnormal bleeding or discharge, skin color changes (lighter or darker, red or pink), bump or lump with wart-like or raw surfaces. Any symptoms should be checked out by a gynecologist. https://t.co/4HIO6ed3Fd https://t.co/L5i1yfKZz6

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