Gynaecological cancer

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about vulvar cancer. It is common to feel shocked and upset when told you have vulvar cancer. We hope this information will help you, your family and friends understand how vulvar cancer is diagnosed and treated.

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about vaginal cancer. It is common to feel shocked and upset when told you have vaginal cancer. We hope this information will help you, your family and friends understand how vaginal cancer is diagnosed and treated.

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about upper tract urothelial cancer (UTUC). Many people look for support after being diagnosed with a cancer that is rare or less common than other cancer types. This information includes details about how upper tract urothelial cancer is diagnosed and treated.

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about thyroid cancer. Many people feel shocked or upset when they are told they have thyroid cancer. We hope this information will help you, your family and friends understand how thyroid cancer is diagnosed and treated.

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about testicular cancer.

This information has been prepared to help you understand more about cancers of the stomach and oesophagus. Many people feel shocked and upset when told they have stomach or oesophageal cancer. We hope this information will help you, your family and friends understand how these cancers are diagnosed and treated. We cannot give advice about the best treatment for you. You need to discuss this with your doctors. However, this information may answer some of your questions and help you think about what to ask your treatment team.