You’ve been diagnosed with vulvar cancer – now, what happens next? You probably have what seems like a million questions running through your mind about what treatments you will have, what your prognosis will be and what your life will look like as you go through treatment. After receiving a vulvar cancer diagnosis, it is important to take the time to process your emotions as they come. Surround yourself with supportive friends and family to lean on during this difficult time, and don’t be afraid to explore counseling options, too.

Another step you should take upon being diagnosed with vulvar cancer is to educate yourself on your malignancy. Learning about your cancer and the methods used to treat it can help alleviate some of the initial anxiety you may be feeling. Moffitt Cancer Center is committed to giving vulvar cancer patients the information they need, which is why we have compiled the following articles relating to vulvar cancer FAQs as reliable sources of information:

While these articles provide a good starting point for patients looking to learn more about vulvar cancer, the best resource for information is a highly specialized oncologist, such as those at Moffitt’s gynecological clinic. Our high-volume cancer center treats a large number of vulvar cancer patients each year, giving our experts unparalleled experience in treating this malignancy. Additionally, our multispecialty team, treatments and supportive care services are available in a single location, making it easier to get the comprehensive care you deserve.

You do not need a referral to schedule a consultation with an oncologist specializing in vulvar cancer at Moffitt. To make an appointment, call 1-888-663-3488 or complete a new patient registration form online.

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