Will uterine cancer metastasize to bones?

Can the metastasis of uterine cancer in the late stage be cured? If uterine cancer in the late stage is not treated in time, many complications will occur, such as metastasis. Therefore, experts say that to prevent the occurrence of bone metastasis of uterine cancer in the late stage, you must actively seek medical treatment and do a good job of daily care.

If bone metastasis occurs in the late stage of uterine cancer, the purpose of treatment is to relieve the patient's pain or make her feel pain-free, live comfortably, have the ability to live independently, and prevent pathological fractures and prolong life. Symptoms of bone metastasis in the late stage of uterine cancer If no pathological fracture occurs in bone metastasis of uterine cancer, most cases do not require surgical treatment.
Vaginal bleeding in uterine cancer is often very irregular, usually less at first and more later, sometimes more and sometimes less. Cauliflower-shaped bleeding occurs early and the amount is also large. In the late stage, when the cancer erodes the large blood vessels, it can cause fatal large amounts of vaginal bleeding. Due to long-term repeated bleeding, patients often suffer from anemia. Pain is a symptom of late stage uterine cancer: the cause of pain is mainly due to the infiltration or compression of the pelvic nerves by the cancer. If the obturator nerve, sacral nerve, large blood vessels or pelvic wall are affected, it can cause severe pain, sometimes radiating to the lower limbs.