How many people die from uterine cancer every year in the world?

What percentage of deaths worldwide are caused by endometrial cancer? There are no statistics on this question yet. However, about 20% of patients with endometrial cancer have a family history. Endometrial cancer is more common in women over 50 years old, especially postmenopausal women, which may be related to the long-term hormone stimulation of the endometrium and the lack of progesterone to counteract it. Unmarried, less children, delayed menopause, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and other cardiovascular diseases are high-risk factors for endometrial cancer.

Since the cause of endometrial cancer is still unclear, the focus should be on early detection and early treatment. For postmenopausal bleeding and menopausal menstrual disorders, the possibility of endometrial cancer should be excluded. For young women whose menstrual disorders are not effectively treated, B-ultrasound examination and endometrial examination should be performed in time. Pay attention to the precancerous lesions of endometrial cancer. For those who have been confirmed to have precancerous lesions such as atypical endometrial hyperplasia, total hysterectomy should be performed according to the patient's condition. Those who want to have children should be given high-dose progesterone treatment in time and monitor the changes in their condition.

Change your lifestyle, eat in moderation, and exercise more, and reduce the incidence of endometrial cancer by controlling high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and other "rich diseases". As for vaccines, there is no vaccine developed yet.