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Vulvar Cancer: The Silent Threat Every Woman Needs to Know About in 2025

Vulvar Cancer: The Silent Threat Every Woman Needs to Know About in 2025
Symptoms, Early Detection, and the Power of Radiation Therapy

Posted by Radiation Therapy Insights • November 22, 2025



Did you know that in 2025, an estimated 7,480 women in the United States will be diagnosed with vulvar cancer, and around 1,770 will lose their lives to this disease?
(Source: American Cancer Society & SEER/NCI 2025 estimates)

Yet most women have never heard the term “vulvar cancer” — let alone know the early signs that could save their lives.

What Is Vulvar Cancer? (And Why It’s Rising)



Vulvar cancer starts in the external female genital area — including the labia, clitoris, and vaginal opening. Over 90% are squamous cell carcinomas.

  • Lifetime risk: 1 in 333 women
  • Incidence rising ~0.7% per year
  • 5-year survival: Over 85% if caught early

Vulvar Cancer Symptoms: Know Your Body, Save Your Life




Never ignore:

  • Persistent itching or burning
  • Lump or thickened skin
  • Skin color changes
  • Pain during urination or sex
  • Unusual bleeding or non-healing sores

Treatment in 2025: The Power of Modern Radiation Therapy



Modern IMRT/VMAT radiation therapy now offers:

  • 50%+ reduction in recurrence after surgery
  • Tumor-shrinking chemoradiation that can avoid radical surgery
  • Excellent outcomes even in node-positive cases

Break the Silence — Your Life Matters

Break the silence awareness

Vulvar cancer is rare, but 100% beatable when caught early. Check yourself tonight. Share this post.

What was your wake-up call symptom? Comment below — your story could save a life.

Sources: American Cancer Society 2025, SEER/NCI, CDC, FIGO 2025, NCCN Guidelines.
Educational content only — not medical advice.

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