How is endometrial cancer diagnosed? How is endometrial cancer treated?

If you want to know if you have endometrial cancer, you can look at the symptoms. Bleeding, abdominal mass, etc. may be the cause, but these alone cannot confirm the diagnosis. You still need to undergo professional examinations to see the specific situation before taking any action. The treatment of endometrial cancer depends on the specific situation of the patient. The main thing is to cooperate. This disease cannot be cured, it can only be controlled. Don't be discouraged, you can prolong your survival time.

Women have many gynecological diseases and often have inflammation. They must be treated actively, otherwise cancer will occur, which is very troublesome. There are many gynecological diseases that may cause cancer, and endometrial cancer is one of them. It is also a disgusting tumor, and many people don’t know how to deal with it. So, how is endometrial cancer diagnosed?
How to diagnose endometrial cancer <br/>The diagnosis of endometrial cancer mainly depends on the patient's medical history and clinical manifestations, that is, bleeding, abdominal mass, pain and other symptoms. There are also professional imaging examinations, including CT, MRI, B-ultrasound and other imaging examinations. Its diagnosis is still based on pathological diagnosis in clinical practice. There are two ways to obtain pathological diagnosis. One is segmented curettage of the uterus, which is also the most convenient; the second is endometrial biopsy under hysteroscopy.
How to treat endometrial cancer <br/>The treatment principle of endometrial cancer should be to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the patient's age, physical condition, range of lesions and histological type. Because the vast majority of endometrial cancers are adenocarcinomas, which are not very sensitive to radiotherapy, surgery is the main treatment. Other comprehensive treatments include radiotherapy, chemotherapy and drugs (chemotherapy, hormones, etc.). For endometrial cancer, if it is in the very early stage, some endometrial cancers are discovered very early, that is, vaginal bleeding, which can be observed. If endometrial cancer is found, if there are very few who have fertility requirements, they can be treated with high-efficiency progesterone. If there is no fertility requirement, she can have a hysterectomy. Of course, if it is in the middle and late stages, then surgery is required. Then there are some preoperative radiotherapy, or postoperative radiotherapy, and some chemotherapy and drug treatments can also be used for very advanced stages and cannot be operated on randomly.
How does endometrial cancer cause death? <br/>Endometrial cancer is a malignant tumor. This disease is relatively serious. Under the current medical conditions, there is no way to completely cure cancer. The treatment of endometrial cancer is generally based on surgical resection. At the same time, chemotherapy is needed after the operation to control the metastasis of cancer cells. Through active treatment, the patient's survival time can be prolonged and the patient's pain can be alleviated, but it is generally difficult to achieve the goal of cure, so patients must be prepared to fight cancer.
If you have endometrial cancer, you must go to the doctor in time, communicate with the doctor, and then find a more suitable treatment plan to control the disease as soon as possible to avoid further deterioration. For patients suspected of endometrial cancer, they should go to the hospital for professional confirmation and examination. They must understand their situation as soon as possible before receiving treatment.