Vaginal cancer
Description
Cancer that starts in the vagina
Overview
Vaginal cancer is a growth of cells that starts in the vagina. The vagina is a muscular tube that connects the womb to the outer genitals.
Symptoms
Symptoms include vaginal bleeding that isn't typical, such as bleeding after menopause or after sex. Other symptoms include a lump in the vagina, painful urination, constipation and pelvic pain.
Treatments
Treatments may include surgery and radiation therapy. Other treatments include chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
