General information What is cancer?
Cancer is a disease of our cells. Sometimes cells go wrong and become abnormal. They keep dividing to make more abnormal cells which form a lump or tumour.
Vulva cancer
Information and support for people affected by vulva cancer.
About cancer
About cancer
A cancer doctor explains how cancer develops, how it can be treated and what might happen.
A cancer doctor explains how cancer develops, how it can be treated and what might happen.
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Understanding vulva cancer
and what it is
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Diagnosing
symptoms, causes and risk factors of vulva cancer
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Organising
the practical, work and financial side
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Treating
vulva cancer and what to expect
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Coping
with and after vulva cancer treatment
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Resources
and publications to order, download and print
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Understanding cancer of the vulva
Related
Order or download our free booklet about vulva cancer. It covers symptoms, diagnosis, possible treatments, and practical issues.
Waiting for test results? Talk to us
Related
Waiting to hear the results of tests can be a worrying time. You can talk to us about anything that's concerning you.
Why choose us as your charity
Get involved
If you're deciding which charity to support with your fundraising, talk to us. We want to be there for everyone affected by cancer, and we need your help.
In your area
Local area
What's happening near you? Find out about support groups, where to get information and how to get involved with Macmillan where you are.
Latest from the Online Community
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Online Community
Our Online Community is always open and full of people ready to support you.
Featured group
Vulva cancer
Affected by VIN (a pre-cancerous condition) or vulva cancer? Join this group to share experiences and ask questions to people who understand what you're going through.
Latest posts in Vulva cancer
Gemy
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Hi. Might be worth asking for a copy of the histology report as this will be very clear. I ask for a copy as a matter of course and...
In Vulva cancer
wishing you all the Best for tomorrow with your Surgery & a Speedy Recovery too.
i still have 5 Weeks b4 my Surgery Date
Sparkle...
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