How long can you live with second-degree uterine cancer

Uterine cancer, also known as endometrial cancer, occurs in the inner layer of the uterus and is a type of malignant tumor. It causes serious harm to patients, and many patients who are diagnosed will worry that they will not have much time to survive. So, how long can you live with second-degree uterine cancer? Let's take a detailed look below!

Your uterine cancer is of the second degree, which is moderate, and can be treated with physical surgery. However, how long can patients with second-degree uterine cancer live? This is the most urgent and desired question for many patients and their families. We generally believe that the treatment of uterine cancer is mainly related to the treatment conditions and treatment methods. So please use regular treatment methods to minimize the patient's pain. The early symptoms of cervical cancer include increased vaginal discharge with color and bleeding after sexual intercourse. The symptoms of the development stage include more obvious bleeding after sexual intercourse and abnormal odor of vaginal discharge. The symptoms of the deterioration stage include daily bleeding, malodorous discharge, low back pain, and neuralgia similar to lower limbs. Villous tumors can be divided into benign destructive teratoma and malignant choriocarcinoma. This malignant tumor is caused by pregnancy, of which 80% are secondary to hydatidiform mole; 20% are secondary to ectopic pregnancy and normal pregnancy. In the early stage, choriocarcinoma is easy to spread to the lungs, brain, kidneys, intestines and other parts, so more treatment methods can be adopted if it is discovered early.
A large number of clinical practices have proved that high-dose radiotherapy and chemotherapy for patients in the middle and late stages, or chemotherapy again for patients with drug resistance, can only make the weak life more critical and accelerate the death of the patient. It is often seen in the clinic that the cause of death of the patient is not caused by the cancer itself, but by unscientific and inappropriate lethal treatment. Therefore, combined with the use of traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine for long-term treatment after surgery, recurrence and metastasis can be prevented. In addition, more importantly, the use of traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine can not only reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but also enhance the effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and truly prolong the patient's survival.
The above is some knowledge about uterine cancer that we have prepared. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. If you have any problems, you should go to a regular hospital for consultation and treatment.