What are the prognoses for endometrial cancer? Do you know these types?

The prognosis of endometrial cancer is related to the stage of the disease. If it is in the early stage, the tumor is relatively small and has not metastasized, the prognosis is good as long as standardized treatment is carried out in time. However, if it reaches the middle and late stages, the disease will become very serious, generally cannot be cured, and is prone to recurrence, so the prognosis at this time is poor.

Most people are afraid of getting malignant tumors, but the incidence of this type of disease is very high now, and many of them are reproductive system malignancies, such as endometrial cancer. This disease can seriously affect the health of women's reproductive system. If it can be treated in time, the condition may improve. So what is the prognosis of endometrial cancer?
1. What is the prognosis of endometrial cancer?
1. Prognosis of early endometrial cancer <br/>Early endometrial cancer is relatively mild, and clinical symptoms are not obvious. At this time, the tumor is relatively small and has not metastasized. If surgical resection can be performed in time, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are performed appropriately, the prognosis is still very good. The five-year survival rate after surgical resection of early endometrial cancer can reach 60% to 90%. After surgery, radiotherapy or traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be used to prevent recurrence.
2. Prognosis of mid- to late-stage endometrial cancer <br/>If endometrial cancer develops to the mid- to late-stage, the condition will become more serious. At this time, it is mainly treated with radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. The prognosis at this time is worse than that in the early stage. About 70% of patients will have their symptoms alleviated after radiotherapy, but they cannot be cured, and the five-year survival rate is very low. In addition, radiotherapy will also damage normal cells, resulting in a significant decrease in the body's resistance, which will also affect the prognosis.
What are the factors that affect the prognosis of endometrial cancer?
1. Lesion severity <br/>The lesion severity of endometrial cancer is the most common factor affecting prognosis. If it is in the early stage of the disease, the lesion is generally not serious and has not metastasized, so the prognosis is good at this time. However, if it is in the middle or late stage, the lesion is usually more serious, and even distant metastasis may occur, and the prognosis is also poor.
2. Whether the treatment plan is appropriate <br/>Whether the treatment plan is appropriate will also affect the prognosis of endometrial cancer. If the patient does not choose the appropriate treatment plan, for example, if the early patient has high-risk factors but does not undergo lymph node dissection, metastasis and spread will occur, making the prognosis worse. If the appropriate treatment plan is chosen, the condition can be effectively controlled, thereby improving the prognosis.