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Herma (55) told her clitoris must be removed due to vulvar cancer, then doctors offer a solution

Herma (55) told her clitoris must be removed due to vulvar cancer, then doctors offer a solution

Herma Wanroij, 55, faced the frightening prospect of a clitoridectomy after being diagnosed with vulvar cancer. She shared her personal experience regarding the diagnosis and the eventual positive outcome of her treatment.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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