Can malignant uterine cancer be cured?

Endometrial cancer is also known as endometrial adenocarcinoma in clinical practice. It is a common gynecological malignant tumor. This disease is generally more common in elderly women. However, in recent years, the incidence of this disease has been on the rise. The exact cause of endometrial cancer, a malignant tumor, is still unknown, and it is closely related to many factors. For example, long-term estrogen stimulation, physical factors such as hypertension, diabetes, genetic history, etc.

Endometrial cancer is a special disease with many characteristics. The disease takes a long time to develop and is slow to develop. It is usually metastatic in the late stage. It is usually metastatic through lymph nodes or directly metastatic. Of course, the patient will have other symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, increased vaginal discharge, and low back pain.

Endometrial cancer is a disease that can be cured to a certain extent. For example, if patients with early-stage endometrial cancer choose surgical treatment, the cure rate of most endometrial cancer patients is still relatively high five years after surgery. And the recurrence rate is also relatively low.

If the patient's condition is more serious, such as stage III or IV endometrial cancer, the treatment will be difficult. It is impossible to completely cure the disease. In addition, the mortality rate of the disease in the late stage is also relatively high.

Patients with endometrial cancer must stay in bed and keep warm to avoid inducing other diseases. In addition, the patient should eat more high-protein, high-calorie foods.