What to do if lower limb edema recurs 4 years after uterine cancer removal

For patients with uterine cancer, there are actually many factors that affect the treatment of uterine cancer. Generally speaking, the patient's own physical condition, their attitude towards the disease and many other factors also have a great impact on the treatment effect of uterine cancer. Surgery is the main treatment method for uterine cancer. Many uterine cancer patients relapse after surgical treatment. So what should I do if lower limb edema recurs 4 years after uterine cancer removal?

What should I do if uterine cancer recurs after surgery? There are mainly the following ways to deal with recurrence:
1. If the patient is found to have cachexia, frozen pelvis or distant metastasis when the disease relapses, radical treatment is generally not recommended, but symptomatic treatment can be used to relieve the pain. Frozen pelvis: Frozen pelvis knowledge: Advanced uterine cancer spreads to the entire pelvic cavity and infiltrates to both sides of the pelvic wall. The uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries are all invaded and fixed, and the entire pelvic cavity is hard and lumpy, as if frozen.
2. Patients who relapse within 2 years after receiving adequate radiation should not receive radiotherapy. Patients whose initial radiotherapy dose was insufficient and whose disease relapsed six months to two years after the end of radiotherapy can be given half-dose radiation again. Patients who have been treated for more than two years after the end of radiotherapy can consider receiving full-dose or reduced-dose radiotherapy again.
3. For patients with recurrent invasive cancer after surgery, radiation therapy should be the main treatment, combined with chemotherapy, intracavitary radium therapy and external vertical irradiation of cobalt 60. For patients with recurrent cancer who are not suitable for surgery or radiotherapy, chemotherapy or traditional Chinese medicine can be used, and local treatment with freezing or laser can also be used.
4. Patients with recurrence of cervical carcinoma in situ after surgery are generally recommended to undergo surgical treatment. Local excision, partial vaginal excision or total vaginal excision and vaginal reconstruction can be selected according to the severity of the disease. Elderly patients or patients who have undergone surgical removal of both ovaries can undergo vaginal radium therapy or X-ray vaginal tube irradiation.
The above content introduces the treatment methods after the recurrence of uterine cancer. I believe that after the above introduction, everyone has a clear understanding of the common sense of treatment for the recurrence of uterine cancer. After the onset of uterine cancer, patients should actively receive treatment. Only by grasping the treatment opportunity in time and actively preventing and treating uterine cancer can they better protect themselves. I hope the above introduction is helpful to everyone.