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Vaginal Cancer

Overview

Vaginal cancer develops in a woman's vagina. Many other types of cancers can spread to the vagina, and most cases start elsewhere in your body. Most cases occur in women between 50 and 70 years old.

Why choose Mayo Clinic

At Mayo Clinic, doctors trained in using radiation to treat women's cancers (gynecologic radiation oncologists) and doctors who treat cancer with drugs (medical oncologists) work together to care for women who have vaginal cancer. Mayo Clinic doctors are experienced in combining radiation with surgery and have a long history of excellence in radical and reconstructive procedures. Women also have access to clinical trials offered by the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, which is staffed by doctors at all three Mayo Clinic sites. The National Cancer Institute has designated the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center as a comprehensive cancer center in recognition of the superior depth and breadth of its capabilities.

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