How long is the life expectancy after endometrial cancer surgery? The survival rate after surgery is very high

The length of life after surgery for endometrial cancer depends on the condition of the disease. If it is early-stage endometrial cancer, the survival rate after surgery is very high, and the survival rate within 5 years can reach 80%~90%. If it is a patient with mid-to-late stage endometrial cancer, the life expectancy after surgery is generally around 3~5 years. The patient's physique, mentality and living habits will directly affect the survival time after surgery.

Endometrial cancer is a type of cancer with an increasing incidence rate, but this type of cancer can generally be cured through surgery. At present, endometrial cancer surgery has been relatively well developed, so the cure rate after surgery is relatively high, but most patients do not know that they need to be well cared for after endometrial cancer surgery, otherwise it may affect their life expectancy after surgery. So how long is the life expectancy after endometrial cancer surgery?
1. Life expectancy after endometrial cancer surgery
Life expectancy after surgery for early-stage endometrial cancer <br/>Patients with early-stage endometrial cancer will basically not have a recurrence after surgery, so the survival rate within 5 years can reach about 80%~90%, and patients can achieve long-term survival. However, patients with early-stage endometrial cancer must go to the hospital for follow-up examinations more often after surgery, so that recurrence can be discovered in time and life expectancy can be further extended.
Life expectancy after surgery for mid- to late-stage endometrial cancer <br/>Patients with mid- to late-stage endometrial cancer are very likely to relapse after surgery, and some patients are likely to have metastasis after surgery. The life expectancy of this type of patient is generally no more than 5 years after surgery, and most survive for about 3 to 5 years. If the patient is depressed for a long time after surgery, the survival time may be further shortened.
2. Factors affecting life expectancy after endometrial cancer surgery
1. Patient's physical condition <br/>For some younger endometrial cancer patients, their survival time after surgery is generally longer. Younger cancer patients have stronger metabolic capacity and can easily metabolize radiotherapy and chemotherapy toxins out of the body, and their body's self-healing ability is also better. Female patients who have exercise habits are also more likely to recover after surgery and live longer.
2. Patient's mentality <br/>Whether cancer spreads is actually greatly affected by the patient's mentality. If the patient is extremely depressed for a long time and is very pessimistic about treatment, then cancer cells can easily spread throughout the body. Depression can also directly affect the body's endocrine system. Endocrine abnormalities can directly accelerate the growth of tumors, which can also reduce the patient's survival time.
3. Lifestyle <br/>Cancer patients generally have very unhealthy lifestyles, such as staying up late for a long time, overeating, etc. If the lifestyle is not corrected in time after the operation and the previous unhealthy behaviors continue, the patient's life span will be directly affected.