Analysis of clinical signs and symptoms of endometrial cancer at different stages

Endometrial cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in gynecological tumors. Its symptoms are relatively mild in the early stage, so it is difficult to make an early diagnosis. Therefore, we should be familiar with the clinical symptoms of endometrial cancer in our daily life and have some understanding of endometrial cancer at each stage, so that we can understand the weapons in detail and make the correct treatment.

Patients with endometrial cancer generally present with systemic manifestations, such as diabetes, hypertension or obesity. Anemia occurs in patients who have been away from the enemy country for a long time. When the disease is in the late stage due to consumption of the cancer, pain, loss of appetite, fever, etc., cachexia occurs and gynecological examination is performed. In the early stage of endometrial cancer patients, there are usually no obvious changes in the pelvic reproductive organs, and about 40% of them have a normal uterus. If combined with myoma or lesions in the late stage, the uterus will enlarge. Postmenopausal women's uterus does not shrink but becomes full and hard, so they should be particularly vigilant. The ovaries may be normal or enlarged or accompanied by the possibility of feminizing tumors. If the palpation is unclear during bimanual examination due to obesity, pain or lack of cooperation, there is no need to insist on finding out, because the basis for diagnosis is not the size of the uterus. Most patients have no visible lesions in the cervix. Only when the cervix is ​​invaded in the late stage, cancer tissue can be seen protruding from the cervical opening. Infiltration of the paracervix is ​​caused by the involvement of the cervix.

When endometrial cancer enters the late stage, the patient may feel enlarged, hardened or fused lymph nodes in the groin, or have signs of metastasis to the lungs, liver, etc.

The above is an analysis of the clinical signs and symptoms of endometrial cancer. We hope that readers can treat endometrial cancer correctly, actively prevent and diagnose it, and protect their own health by understanding this knowledge.

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