Will I die from uterine cancer?

Will women die if they get uterine cancer? Many women are afraid of this type of disease and lack knowledge about it, so once they get sick, they become discouraged and think that it is difficult to treat. In fact, the key to treating this type of disease is early detection and early treatment. Female friends should not be afraid of the disease. The following is an introduction to this issue.

Uterine cancer has no symptoms in its early stages. 5% of women do not notice symptoms until the cancer has spread to other organs. The most common symptoms are: Irregular vaginal bleeding Any abnormal or heavy bleeding should be checked immediately. Vaginal discharge that is watery to thick, brown, and has a foul odor. Examination reveals an enlarged uterus. Weight loss, weakness, and pain in the back, lower abdomen, and legs. This happens when the cancer has metastasized or spread to other organs.

Will I die from uterine cancer? Surgery is the preferred treatment for cancer that has not metastasized or spread. The preferred treatment for early-stage endometrial cancer is a total hysterectomy, which includes removal of the uterus, cervix, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Extensive surgery is sufficient to cure early-stage uterine cancer and most likely prevent recurrence. If the cancer has spread beyond the uterus, surgery is followed by radiation therapy to destroy any remaining cancer cells. Radiation therapy is also recommended when the cancer has not spread.