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Vaginal tumors are masses in the vagina. They can arise from any of the tissues lining the vagina: skin, muscle or glands. Also, masses from the uterus can protrude into the vagina. A fibroid tumor from the uterus is such an example. It can arise from the cervix or higher up in the uterus and protrude from the cervix. All vaginal tumors must be evaluated to rule out cancer.
