How long does it take to recover from uterine cancer surgery

If combined with chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatments after surgery for early-stage endometrial cancer, the five-year survival rate is very high. The so-called five-year survival rate does not mean that you can only live for five years, but the probability of living for more than five years. Generally speaking, tumor recurrence often occurs within two years after the initial treatment. If there is no recurrence in five years, you can survive for life.

Cancer, like a devil, has been eroding women's hearts. Many women become extremely depressed after becoming ill and have almost no courage to live, because they always feel that once they have cancer, they will not live long. In fact, this is not absolute.

Guidance:

1. To know whether endometrial cancer is in the early or late stages, you must do a postoperative pathological examination to see where the cancer cells have grown. Early endometrial cancer is carcinoma in situ, where the cancer cells have not yet broken through the endometrial layer. Late endometrial cancer is distant metastasis such as liver metastasis.

2. What is the best treatment? Of course, the best way is to surgically remove the tumor, and after surgery, comprehensive treatment including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and hormone therapy is also required.

3. If it is early-stage endometrial cancer, it can be treated in any tertiary hospital with a high cure rate.