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a month agoI recently had surgery for Vulvar Cancer. I am still in recovery mode.
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a month agoRecovery time after vulvar cancer surgery varies significantly from person to person, depending on factors like the type and extent of surgery, overall health, and healing process. Many find that initial healing takes several weeks, while returning to normal activities can take a few months, though it's important to follow your medical team's specific guidance for your situation. Wishing you a smooth recovery, and hopefully others in this community can share their experiences to help you feel less alone during this time.
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11 days agoHello, I was diagnosed in August with Squamous cell carcinoma vulvar cancer, Stage 2. I had surgery September 25th and am now starting my 3rd week of Radiation! I will finish at the end of December. I am 63yrs old, this scared the Sh☆t out of me!
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10 days agoI was diagnosed with vulvar cancer in September and had surgery in October. It looks like they got it all but they are checking me every two weeks to see how I am doing. I am also 63 years old and I was also scared .
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10 days agoMine was a tumor in my perineum, it was the whole size of the perineum, so I have no space between vagina and butthole now! I realize that its only about an inch anyway, but it sure feels weird and different, and I'm sure it LOOKS weird too! Luckily I cant see good! Too afraid to look close anyway! Lol
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5 days agoI had surgery in October. Best of luck. I'm starting chemo and radiation on Monday. I'll be thinking of you Valerie
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5 days agoYou will be in my thoughts and prayers, Kelly.
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