Cancer of the vulva (also known as vulvar cancer) most often affects the inner edges of the labia majora or the labia minora. Less often, cancer occurs on the clitoris or in Barth...
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The website http://www.the-clitoris.com is a valuable source of information about female sexual anatomy and sexuality. There are numerous drawings, diagrams and photos of the vulva, and discussions of many aspects of female sexuality.
This is a website that most visitors will probably wish they had explored when they were younger. It's not suited for everyone though, so it may be wise to test the waters first by looking at the site index. If you know of any other websites that aim to inform us in sensible and practical ways about female sexual anatomy that may help those with vulvar cancer, maybe you could post the links into this thread. I haven't had time to search the internet for such sites - maybe there are some other good ones. (I'm posting this thread in this section because I think some people don't visit the Recommendations section). Cheers, Ed. Posted on 09/17/08, 02:09 pm |
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