What are the hazards of endometrial cancer? Do you know these three hazards?

After suffering from endometrial cancer, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, abdominal pain, body pain, etc., which seriously reduce the quality of life; it can also cause complications such as endometrial polyps, uterine fibroids, anemia, infertility, ovarian cancer, etc. In severe cases, distant metastasis will occur, which not only affects physical health but also threatens survival.

If endometrial cancer is not treated, the condition will become more and more serious, which will seriously affect physical health and survival; if surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, drugs and other treatment methods are chosen, some side effects may also occur, and many uncomfortable symptoms will appear, which will also have a certain impact on physical health, so it needs to be taken seriously. So what are the dangers of endometrial cancer?
1. Reduced quality of life <br/>When this disease occurs, patients often experience irregular vaginal bleeding, prolonged menstruation, increased menstrual flow, abdominal pain, lumbar pain, lower limb pain, anemia and other uncomfortable symptoms. In severe cases, pathological fractures and body pain may also occur, making patients feel extremely painful and seriously reducing their quality of life.
2. Cause a series of complications
1. Endometrial polyps <br/>When you have this type of cancer, the chance of developing polyps on the endometrium increases significantly. Symptoms of the disease include irregular bleeding, abnormal vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, and infertility.
2. Uterine fibroids <br/>One-third of endometrial cancer patients will develop uterine fibroids. This disease can also cause continuous uterine bleeding and anemia, and in severe cases may affect normal fertility.
3. Anemia <br/>When suffering from this disease, it is often accompanied by vaginal bleeding, and in severe cases, there may be heavy bleeding. Patients often develop anemia due to excessive blood loss, making the body even weaker.
4. Infertility <br/>When the endometrium is diseased, it will affect the implantation of the fertilized egg; if a total hysterectomy is chosen, the patient will also lose her fertility, so this disease often leads to infertility.
5. Ovarian cancer <br/>If endometrial cancer is not treated in time, the cancer cells will metastasize. The ovarian lesions are very close, so the risk of ovarian cancer is particularly high. This disease will not only seriously affect physical health, but also pose a serious threat to survival.
3. Impact on survival <br/>When endometrial cancer develops to the middle stage, complications such as ovarian cancer may occur, and lymph node metastasis may cause swollen lymph nodes throughout the body. If the disease develops to the late stage, distant metastasis may occur, leading to metastatic lesions in the lungs, liver, bones, and brain. At this time, the prognosis is particularly poor and the patient may die in a short period of time.