Will early-stage endometrial cancer recur? Even with active treatment, there is still a certain recurrence rate

When endometrial cancer is still in its early stages, there is a certain recurrence rate even with active treatment. Some patients will relapse soon after surgery, and some will relapse five years after surgery, but the recurrence rate is relatively low. This is mainly due to incomplete treatment, low immunity of the patient, and great psychological pressure, which allow the residual cancer cells to multiply and cause recurrence and metastasis.

Generally, after cancer occurs, the condition will worsen with each recurrence, and the difficulty of re-treatment will increase accordingly. Endometrial cancer is a gynecological malignancy with a particularly high incidence rate. Early surgical resection when the lesion is still in the endometrium generally has a good prognosis and can effectively prolong the patient's survival. So will early endometrial cancer recur?
1. Will endometrial cancer recur in the early stage? <br/>Endometrial cancer also has a certain recurrence rate in the early stage. Any cancer has the possibility of recurrence, because cancer is still a medical problem and cannot be completely cured. The treatment with good effect can only achieve the purpose of clinical cure. Therefore, even if endometrial cancer is still in the early stage of onset, it cannot be completely cured. There is a certain recurrence rate, but the recurrence rate is relatively low. The peak period of recurrence of endometrial cancer is 2 to 3 years after surgery, so clinically it is believed that if there is no recurrence within five years, even if the purpose of clinical cure is achieved, the five-year survival rate of surgical treatment in the early stage of onset can reach 90%. 10% of patients may have recurrence and metastasis within five years, and some patients may also have recurrence and metastasis after five years.
Why does early endometrial cancer recur?
1. Incomplete treatment <br/>When endometrial cancer is still in the early stages of the disease, it is best to choose surgical treatment, but some patients have particularly poor physical conditions and multiple underlying diseases, and cannot tolerate surgical treatment, so they can only choose conservative treatment; conservative treatment is difficult to completely kill cancer cells in the body, so it will lead to recurrence and metastasis of the disease. Even if surgical treatment is chosen, if the lesions are not completely eliminated, the residual cancer cells continue to multiply, which will also lead to recurrence of the disease.
2. Low immunity <br/>After being invaded by cancer cells, the patient's immunity decreases. Surgery will seriously damage the patient's vitality, and the immunity will be even lower. At this time, some residual cancer cells will take the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, resulting in recurrence and metastasis.
3. High psychological pressure <br/>After some patients learn that they have endometrial cancer, they often feel that death may come at any time. Even if they are still in the early stages of the disease, they will be in a state of panic, anxiety, and uneasiness for a long time, which will cause cancer cells to grow and multiply again, leading to recurrence of the disease.