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Vaginal Cancer Treatment

<br>At London Gynae Cancer Care, we specialize in providing women with the most professional gynaecology care with utmost sensitivity to issues and in a relaxing environment. <br><br>How is vaginal cancer diagnosed?<br>Vaginal cancer symptoms include lots of factor which we need to know:<br><br>• bleeding between periods, after sex, or after the menopause<br>• smelly or blood-stained vaginal discharge<br>• pain during sexual intercourse<br>• a lump or growth in the vagina<br>• persistent itching in the vagina.<br><br>However, about 1 in 5 women with vaginal cancer don’t have any symptoms. In these women, the disease is diagnosed when early vaginal cancer or abnormal cells in the lining of the vagina (vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia, or VAIN) are detected during routine cervical smearing.<br>So if you are looking for vaginal cancer treatment you can rely on London Gynae Cancer Limited.<br>For any query you can reach us at https://www.londongynaecancer.co.uk/<br>Call us at 07595 927289.<br>Mail us at info@londongynaecancer.co.uk<br>

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Vaginal Cancer Treatment

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  1. Vaginal Cancer Treatment At London Gynae Cancer Care, we specialize in providing women with the most professional gynaecology care with utmost sensitivity to issues and in a relaxing environment. What is it? The term vaginal cancer describes cancers that arise in the vagina, the muscular passage running from the cervix to the vulva. Most vaginal cancers develop in the thin layer of cells lining the inside of the vagina, but more rarely cancer can develop in glands in the lining of the vagina. Almost half of all vaginal cancers (48%) occur in women over the age of 70, and the highest rates are seen in women aged 90 and over.

  2. How is vaginal cancer diagnosed? Vaginal cancer symptoms include lots of factor which we need to know: bleeding between periods, after sex, or after the menopause smelly or blood-stained vaginal discharge pain during sexual intercourse a lump or growth in the vagina persistent itching in the vagina. However, about 1 in 5 women with vaginal cancer don’t have any symptoms. In these women, the disease is diagnosed when early vaginal cancer or abnormal cells in the lining of the vagina (vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia, or VAIN) are detected during routine cervical smearing. So if you are looking for vaginal cancer treatment you can rely on London Gynae Cancer Limited.

  3. For any query you can reach us at https://www.londongynaecancer.co.uk/ Call us at 07595 927289. Mail us at info@londongynaecancer.co.uk

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