Cervical cancer can cause pain in the vagina.

Cervical cancer is

a malignant tumor that occurs primarily in the cervical region. It usually has no clinical manifestations in the early stage of the disease, and is often found in screening, so there will be no symptoms of pudendal pain. As the disease progresses, the tumor size will gradually increase, and the surrounding organs and tissues will be oppressed. At this time, there may be different degrees of pudendal pain symptoms.

Cervical cancer patients need timely regular treatment to remove the lesions and control the development of the disease.