What are the late symptoms of endometrial cancer?

Endometrial cancer is commonly known as uterine cancer, or endometrial adenocarcinoma. This disease is one of the most common malignant tumors among female friends. Endometrial cancer often occurs in elderly women. The main symptom of this disease is vaginal bleeding. Some fluid often flows out of the vagina, and sometimes there is pain. Some people also experience anemia and weight loss due to vaginal bleeding.

Endometrial cancer is a tumor. It is a malignant tumor. It needs early treatment. It needs early detection, early diagnosis, early treatment and early healing. We should actively cooperate with the doctor to treat the disease and not delay the treatment. So, what are the late symptoms of endometrial cancer?
Patients with endometrial cancer will experience weakness, general discomfort, extreme weight loss, and a series of other symptoms. At this time, you should follow the doctor's advice to use medication to treat the disease and don't delay. At the same time, patients with this disease will also have vaginal discharge of some fluid with a fishy odor. This disease often occurs after menopause.
In the late stage of endometrial cancer, the patient will experience a sudden increase in menstrual volume, or a much longer menstrual period, or a sudden increase in menstrual bleeding, with some fluid flowing out of the vagina, which is like blood. When suffering from endometritis, of course there will be pain, fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity, and suppuration. At this time, endometritis must be treated as soon as possible, otherwise the lesion will metastasize and enter the wall of the pelvic cavity, and endometrial cancer will occur over time.
Under normal circumstances, the main symptom of endometrial cancer is vaginal bleeding, and some fluid will flow out of the vagina. Some patients will also have abdominal pain, and then become increasingly thin and anemic. In the late stage of cancer, the lesions will infiltrate the blood vessels, causing edema and pain in the ipsilateral lower limbs. With the long-term development and consumption of the tumor, it will cause body weight loss, fever, cachexia and other systemic failure manifestations, which are all serious symptoms of late-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma.
If endometrial cancer is not treated in time, it can lead to the spread of the disease. There are many symptoms of endometrial cancer spread. Once it spreads, the patient's weight often decreases to varying degrees. There may even be symptoms of emaciation and cachexia. Some patients have bone metastasis and are prone to fractures. When there is lymph node metastasis, lymph node enlargement is likely to occur. The treatment of endometrial cancer is very important, and the specific method should be based on the patient's physical condition, the extent of the lesion, and other factors to choose the appropriate treatment method.