Vaginal Tumor treatment in Mérida

A vaginal tumor is an abnormal growth of tissue in the vagina; it can be benign or malignant, and requires evaluation to determine its nature.

Symptoms that may appear: bleeding outside of menstruation, unusual discharge, discomfort or a sensation of a mass in the area, although at times it causes no obvious symptoms.

When should you see a doctor? When there is any bleeding, lump, or genital discomfort that has no clear explanation.

Which specialist treats it? It is evaluated by the gynecologist and the obstetrician-gynecologist, and when a specialized approach is needed the gynecologic oncologist takes part, with the general practitioner as the first point of contact. Addressing these signs promptly with a professional makes it possible to clarify the source and provide the follow-up that each case needs.