How many months can a person live without treatment for postmenopausal uterine cancer

The incidence of uterine cancer has been on the rise in recent years worldwide, ranking fourth among the most common cancers in women. It is more common in women aged 50 to 60, and often occurs after menopause. According to clinical statistics, the conclusion proves that the menopause age of uterine cancer patients is six years later than that of normal women. So how many months can a woman with uterine cancer live without treatment after menopause?

Most patients with endometrial cancer have an enlarged uterus, which is first manifested clinically as irregular vaginal bleeding, which is mainly due to liver depression and qi stagnation, blood stasis, and Chong and Ren disorders. In the middle and late stages of endometrial cancer, abdominal pain and heavy vaginal discharge are the main symptoms, which is mainly due to liver and kidney yin deficiency, internal stasis and toxic accumulation, and belt meridian failure.

How long a patient with uterine cancer can live mainly depends on the patient's specific condition, the patient's physical fitness, whether she has good care and nursing, whether she has a good mental state, etc. In good condition, she can live for more than ten years or even decades, while in unsatisfactory treatment, she can only live for a few months. Therefore, patients with mid-term uterine cancer and their families must seize the best treatment time and not wait until the condition is out of control before seeking medical treatment.

How long a patient with uterine cancer can live is also related to the treatment conditions and treatment methods. Therefore, regular treatment methods must be used to minimize the patient's pain.

To sum up, we have a clear understanding of the relevant knowledge about uterine cancer. We hope it will be helpful to everyone. Finally, we hope that everyone can use the medicine correctly and avoid detours.