Is the cure rate high for early diffuse endometrial cancer? The earlier the treatment, the better

When diffuse endometrial cancer is first discovered, the disease can only be controlled by receiving treatment, but the scope and extent of the lesions must still be considered. Currently, the common medical treatment methods are open resection and laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic surgery has the advantages of short time and less pain.

The female reproductive system is extremely fragile. If you do not pay attention to your personal health, you may suffer from malignant diseases at any time. Among them, diffuse endometrial cancer is the most common. Once you suffer from this kind of disease, the harm caused is relatively serious, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and treat it with effective methods. So, is the cure rate of diffuse endometrial cancer high in the early stage?
1. Is the cure rate of diffuse endometrial cancer high in the early stage? The earlier the malignant tumor is treated, the better the effect will be. The same is true for endometrial cancer. If it is discovered early and treated immediately, the cure rate can be increased, but it also needs to be considered in combination with the pathological type, the degree of the lesion, and the scope of the lesion. Another characteristic of endometrial cancer is that there is a recurrence rate of about 75% after surgery, so after receiving surgical treatment, regular supervision is required, especially within 2 to 3 years after surgery, and a review every three months is required because this is the high-incidence stage.
How to treat diffuse endometrial cancer?
1. Laparotomy <br/>The location of the lesion appears in the uterus, and the membrane is generally wide. However, in the early stage of the disease, the cancer cells have not spread yet. An abdominal incision can be performed, and then the lesion site can be removed. If the patient has not given birth and wants to retain fertility, a part of it can be removed. If the patient is past childbearing age, the entire uterus can be considered to achieve the effect of completely eliminating cancer cells. Laparotomy will cause great pain to the patient because of the wound, and the recovery time after the operation is about 3 to 6 months.
2. Laparoscopic surgery <br/>Laparoscopic surgery is currently the most advanced medical procedure. Compared with traditional laparotomy, it has the advantages of fast recovery, less pain, and shorter operation time, and is widely used in clinical practice. When choosing laparoscopic surgery, you need to first clean the abdominal cavity, then remove the lesion, and if necessary, you need to remove the lymph nodes, or remove the lymph nodes beside the aorta. Laparoscopic surgery also needs to be divided into multiple stages to completely cure the disease.