Does hysterectomy for endometrial cancer affect life expectancy?

Cancer is not far from us. As people's living habits become more and more irregular and the environment is damaged, the incidence of cancer is increasing every year, and the possibility of women suffering from endometrial cancer is also increasing. Endometrial cancer is a common malignant tumor that not only causes great damage to the body of female patients, but also brings a large economic burden to the patient's family.

There is no clear time for how long you can live after endometrial cancer resection. Cancer is affected by many factors. The life of cancer survivors after tumor resection is affected by a comprehensive evaluation of multiple factors, such as living habits, diet, exercise, emotional factors, etc. It is also necessary to understand the characteristics of endometrial cancer, recurrence and metastasis. The earlier you receive treatment, the better the prognosis of the disease. It is generally only used as a useful resection plan, and the length of survival after resection also depends on the patient's age, physical condition, follow-up, whether the tumor has spread, and the patient's attitude towards cancer. The most easily overlooked factor in this is the emotional factor, because many people are too concerned about the "cancer" factor in their own body, so when they are worried about the accelerated deterioration of the disease, life will naturally speed up the pace towards the end!

In addition, according to our clinical observations, the overall survival time after surgery for this type of tumor depends on the time of tumor discovery and the follow-up and recovery of postoperative treatment. Now, we can determine that according to the tumor stage: the 5-year survival rate of stage I endometrial cancer can reach more than 90% after reduction! The survival rate of stage II is lower, with an average survival rate of 80%; stage III is 63%; stage IV is 20%. No matter what stage the patient is in, it can be cured, so we should take a positive attitude towards this disease and remember that the earlier the treatment, the better.

Endometrial cancer is generally benign in its early stages, so patients should be vigilant, seize the opportunity, and seek treatment as early as possible.

Generally speaking, if the surgery for endometrial cancer is successful, there will be no danger to life. Patients should cooperate with the doctor's treatment plan, let go of their mental burdens, and regain their confidence. Family members should give them more care, love, understanding and support to help them fight the disease.

Cancer cells develop very rapidly, often unexpectedly, so once discovered, surgical treatment is recommended as soon as possible. After surgery, anti-tumor Chinese medicine can be used in conjunction with treatment to eliminate tiny lesions and residual tumor cells that cannot be removed surgically. The treatment effect is stable and can prevent recurrence for a long time.

Family members should follow the principle of "diversification and balanced nutrition" in their diet, combine meat and vegetables, and eat nutritious and healthy food. They should eat more lean meat, eggs, green vegetables, and fruits, such as spinach, cucumber, winter melon, mushrooms, tofu, kelp, seaweed, etc., to improve the body's resistance.

In short, patients with endometrial cancer should learn to relieve negative emotions, and not be pessimistic and discouraged for a long time, and lose the courage to live. This will only accelerate the further spread of cancer cells and endanger life, so they must face it optimistically.