How to treat endometrial cancer in the early stage? Is the cure rate high?

Early stage is the earliest stage in cancer staging. It means that the patient's symptoms are the mildest, the treatment is the simplest, and the cure rate is the highest. Therefore, if a patient is diagnosed with early stage cancer, it is a blessing in disguise. The same is true for uterine cancer patients. If a patient is in the early stage of uterine cancer, then its cure rate is the highest. Therefore, for patients with early uterine cancer, timely treatment is the way to recover health as soon as possible. So does chemotherapy need to be given to patients with early endometrial cancer?

There are two situations in the treatment of early uterine cancer. One situation is that the patient only needs surgical treatment, and this situation occurs in patients who do not have symptoms of uterine cancer. Because these patients have not yet shown any symptoms, and the examination results also show the spread of cancer cells, so, through surgical treatment to remove the patient's lesions, a good treatment effect can be achieved. Therefore, in actual treatment, these patients only need surgical treatment.

Another situation is that after surgical treatment, the patient still needs 2-4 courses of chemotherapy, because these patients have already developed mild symptoms of uterine cancer. If chemotherapy is not performed, the best treatment effect cannot be achieved. Therefore, for these patients, chemotherapy is as important as surgical treatment. Therefore, whether early-stage patients need chemotherapy is determined based on the severity of the patient's disease.

In addition to treatment, in order to ensure that the recurrence rate of early patients can be effectively reduced, no matter which type of early patients, they should follow the doctor's arrangements after the initial cure and return to the hospital for regular check-ups. The general check-up time is once every three months, but as time goes by, the check-up interval will be extended. Until the patient has not found a recurrence within five years, the patient will no longer need to undergo a check-up.

The early stages of uterine cancer are easy to treat and are also the stage that causes the least harm to the patient's body. Therefore, for patients with early uterine cancer, timely treatment is the most effective way for them to recover as soon as possible. Therefore, after diagnosis, patients should follow the doctor's arrangements to receive treatment as soon as possible and actively cooperate with the doctor during treatment. Only in this way can they truly stay away from uterine cancer.