What to do with endometrial cancer? There are two aspects of treatment

There are two main aspects of endometrial cancer treatment, one is surgical treatment and the other is radiotherapy. Surgical treatment is divided into early surgical treatment, mid-term surgical treatment and late surgical treatment. Early and mid-term surgery are relatively simple, while late surgery is difficult to cure, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are required to control the disease. Radiotherapy is divided into simple radiotherapy, preoperative radiotherapy and postoperative radiotherapy. Simple radiotherapy is suitable for patients who cannot undergo surgery.

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1. Surgical treatment of endometrial cancer
1. Early surgical treatment <br/>When endometrial cancer is still in the early stages, the surgical treatment method for patients is relatively simple. At this time, only bilateral hysterectomy of the fallopian tubes is required. If it has developed to the ovaries and pelvic area, ovarian and pelvic lymph node removal may also be required.
2. Mid-stage surgical treatment <br/>When the cancer has developed to the mid-stage, the surgery will be slightly more complicated. The patient may need a hysterectomy and fallopian tube removal, and the ovaries and lymph nodes beside the accessory arteries must also be removed.
3. Late-stage surgical treatment <br/>Late-stage cancer is difficult to cure through surgery, and surgery must be combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. The surgical principle of this stage is to remove as much visible tumor as possible, and the patient will receive long-term radiotherapy and chemotherapy after surgery to control tumor growth.
2. Radiotherapy for endometrial cancer
1. Radiotherapy alone <br/>Radiotherapy alone is a relatively harmful method, but it is very suitable for patients with advanced endometrial cancer who cannot undergo surgery. Adherence to radiotherapy alone can effectively control tumor growth and prevent tumor spread.
2. Preoperative radiotherapy <br/>The main purpose of preoperative radiotherapy is to assist surgery, which can create a greater chance of success for the surgery and effectively reduce the scope of damage caused by the surgery. Preoperative radiotherapy can further reduce the size of the cancer lesions and make the surgery simpler.
3. Postoperative radiotherapy <br/>Postoperative radiotherapy is also suitable for patients with advanced endometrial cancer. At this time, radiotherapy can provide complementary treatment to surgery. Postoperative radiotherapy can also prevent recurrence of the disease to a large extent.