According to healthline Cancerous cells can develop in a woman's genitalia, a condition known as a vaginal tumor. Although this form of cancer is uncommon, it does occur, and, as is always the case with cancer, an early diagnosis is preferable for the patient.
As a public service, we will examine some of the earliest signs of vaginal tumor in women, as described in a Mayo Clinic article. Relax and take your time reading this article to familiarize yourself with the warning signs of a malignant tumor in this often-overlooked area of the body.
How Can I Recognize If I Have A Vaginal Tumor?
The first symptom of a urinary tract cancer in women is often pain during urination. There is no recognized cause for this persistent discomfort during urination; it simply occurs. While there are many other causes of painful urination, it is essential to be checked out if you suddenly begin experiencing discomfort every time you urinate.
Second, watery discharge from the private organ is another possible sign of malignancy. There may be vaginal issues at play if a woman experiences sudden, unexplained changes in vaginal discharge, and only a medical professional can rule out or confirm the likelihood of cancer.
Third, a vaginal lump or swelling could mean you have cancer. Most malignant tumors begin as swelling in the affected area, therefore if you observe any swelling in this area, you should visit a doctor right once to rule out or confirm the presence of a problem.
4. Pelvic pain; women should not dismiss persistent pelvic pain that is unrelated to menstruation because it may be a sign of cancer or another problem with the reproductive system.
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