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Related effects cancer cancer gateway page cancer of the esophagus cancer of the mouth cancer of the nose cancer of the pancreas cancer of the penis cancer of the throat cervical cancer lung cancer squamous cell carcinoma urinary tract cancers vulvar cancer reproductive-female female reproductive system gateway page birth defects breastfeeding cervical cancer early menopause ectopic pregnancy female infertility irregular menstrual periods long-term problems in children of mothers who smoke miscarriage premature birth problems during pregnancy sudden infant death syndrome small baby size stillbirth vulvar cancer smokers-female-only birth defects breastfeeding cervical cancer early menopause ectopic pregnancy female infertility irregular menstrual periods long-term problems in children of mothers who smoke lower estrogen levels miscarriage premature birth problems during pregnancy sudden infant death syndrome small baby size stillbirth vulvar cancer withdrawal symptoms in children of mothers who smoke	vulvar cancer the bottom line Women who smoke also have an increased risk of cancer of the vulva (the external part of the female sex organs). This type of cancer is rare, but it occurs twice as often in smokers as in nonsmokers.

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