Symptoms of endometrial cancer? There are these five symptoms

Irregular vaginal bleeding is caused by endometrial cancer, and varying degrees of vaginal discharge is also a related symptom. The fluid discharged at this time is generally thin white, or with a small amount of bloody leucorrhea. In addition, after suffering from endometrial cancer, it will also cause some pain. In the late stage of the tumor, infiltration of lesions and compression of the iliac blood vessels can cause edema and pain in the ipsilateral lower limbs.

Endometrial cancer is a very serious disease that has many effects on the human body. In severe cases, it can even cause damage to the patient's life. In order to avoid excessive impact on the patient, when some abnormalities are found, timely treatment should be given to reduce the patient's pain. So, what are the symptoms of endometrial cancer?
(1) Bleeding : After suffering from endometrial cancer, there will be irregular vaginal bleeding. Generally, the amount of bleeding is not much. It often occurs in young women and women who are not in critical condition, and it is often ignored. In postmenopausal women, it usually manifests as continuous or intermittent bleeding. Some patients generally have a small amount of vaginal bloody discharge after critical condition. In the late stage, it will be mixed with some rotten flesh tissue.
(2) Vaginal discharge <br/>Some patients may have varying degrees of vaginal discharge. In the morning, it is usually a thin white discharge, or a small amount of bloody leucorrhea. If there is an infection at the same time, there will be purulent discharge, and even some odor. There may even be some tissue-like objects at the same time.
(3) Pain : Bleeding or infection caused by lesions or other reasons can stimulate the uterus and cause abdominal pain. Due to the narrow cervical canal of postmenopausal women, the secretions in the uterine cavity cannot be discharged in time, which will stimulate infection and cause uterine cavity effusion. There will also be serious complications of lower abdominal pain, such as fever.
(4) Abdominal mass <br/> Early-stage endometrial cancer generally does not cause an abdominal mass. However, if endometrial cancer is combined with uterine fibroids, or if pyometra occurs in the late stage and metastases to the pelvic cavity, a larger mass will form, which will cause obvious pain during movement.
(5) Others : In the late stage of the tumor, infiltration and compression of the iliac blood vessels can cause edema and pain in the ipsilateral lower limb; infiltration and compression of the ureter by the lesion can cause hydronephrosis of the ipsilateral renal pelvis and ureter, and even lead to renal atrophy; persistent bleeding can lead to secondary anemia; long-term tumor consumption can lead to systemic failure symptoms such as weight loss, fever, and cachexia.