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  1. Women’s Wellness: Signs and symptoms of vaginal health problems – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Vaginal cancer - which might first appear as vaginal bleeding after menopause or sex - also is a rare possibility.

  2. Mayo Clinic Radio: The Stigma of Vaginal Atrophy – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Part of the reason women stay quiet might just be the name used to describe the condition - vaginal atrophy .

  3. Treatment Options Can Offer Relief from Vaginal Atrophy – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Generally it appears safe to use small amounts of vaginal estrogen in women with a history of breast cancer.

  4. Mayo Clinic researchers: Vaginal microbes point toward early detection and screening for endometrial cancer – Mayo Clinic News Network

    The microbes present in the vaginal environment of women with endometrial cancer are also different from the microbes present in the vaginal environment of women without endometrial cancer...

  5. The Stigma of Vaginal Atrophy: Mayo Clinic Radio – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Part of the reason women stay quiet might just be the name used to describe the condition - vaginal atrophy .

  6. Los tratamientos para la atrofia vaginal pueden evitar complicaciones – Mayo Clinic News Network

    La tableta oral de estrógeno se ofrece a las mujeres que no desean usar productos vaginales, pero no está autorizada para quienes padecen cáncer de mama o tienen alto riesgo de presentarlo, ni para quienes padecen cáncer...

  7. Preguntas y respuestas: Controlar los síntomas de la atrofia vaginal – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Next article La rehabilitación a distancia beneficia a pacientes con cáncer en...

  8. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Treatments for vaginal atrophy can prevent complications – Mayo Clinic News Network

    An oral estrogen tablet is available for women who don't want to use a vaginal product; however, it isn't approved for those with or at high risk of breast cancer or who have had a uterine cancer.

  9. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Treatment for vaginal prolapse depends on severity, symptoms – Mayo Clinic News Network

    A number of factors can lead to vaginal prolapse, including pregnancy, vaginal childbirth, chronic cough and aging.

  10. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Vaginal infections have similar symptoms, require different treatments – Mayo Clinic News Network

    A number of factors can result in an overgrowth of vaginal yeast.