According to Mayoclinic, female genital cancer is rare cancer that occurs in your genitalia, the muscular tube that connects your uterus with your outer genitals….CONTINUE READING...CONTINUE READING
Genital cancer most commonly occurs in the cells that line the surface of your genital, which is sometimes called the birth canal.
While several types of cancer can spread to your genital from other places in your body, cancer that begins in your genital (primary genital cancer) is rare.
A diagnosis of early-stage genital cancer has the best chance of a cure. Genital cancer that spreads beyond the genital is much more difficult to treat.
According to WebMD, cancer is one of the dreaded health problems some people suffer from. The reason why it is dreaded is that there is no known cure for cancer and it can affect any part of the body including the private organ, the breast and many other parts of the body that you may not even think of under normal circumstances.
In this article, we are going to have a look at some of the early symptoms of female genital cancer women should not take for granted.
What Are The Early Symptoms Of Vaginal Cancer That Should Not Be Ignored?
1. Pain in the pelvic region or lower abdomen that is for no clear reason. If you start feeling a constant pain in the pelvic region or lower abdomen, then you should start planning how to visit the doctor.
2. Discharge from the private body part that contains blood. If you start noticing a bloody discharge from your genitalia all of a sudden when you are not menstruating, or after hitting menopause.
3. Appearance of a lump on your genitalia, a lump that continues to grow bigger as time goes on. Growing lump or swelling in the genital could mean you are cancerous and the earlier you get checked, the better for you.
4. Changing the bathroom habits such as more urination than before. Sudden or abrupt changes in bathroom habits could mean cancer of the private organ in women….CONTINUE READING
