What is the cure rate of early endometrial cancer?

What is the cure rate of early endometrial cancer? Endometrial cancer is a malignant tumor. It is generally believed that the main factor causing this disease is a malignant tumor caused by the decrease of estrogen secreted by the ovaries. Therefore, this disease is generally more common in women before and after menopause and menopausal women. Therefore, it is relatively important for women before and after menopause to prevent the onset of this disease.

Appropriate adoption of some measures to prevent the disease can help reduce the incidence of endometrial cancer.

Endometrial cancer can be divided into many pathological types. However, the most common type of endometrial cancer in clinical practice is adenocarcinoma. The condition is relatively mild. However, no matter what type of endometrial cancer, the symptoms are generally similar. The patient generally has increased vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, etc.

Endometrial cancer can be divided into many pathological types. However, the most common type of endometrial cancer in clinical practice is adenocarcinoma. The condition is relatively mild. However, no matter what type of endometrial cancer, the symptoms are generally similar. The patient generally has increased vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, etc.

Patients in stage III or IV are in a more serious condition, and their cancer cells are likely to have metastasized. Therefore, it is very difficult to treat them. The cure rate is very low, and the treatment effect is average. The final result is still death.

Patients with early-stage endometrial cancer generally choose surgical treatment. The cure rate five years after surgery is still relatively high. Therefore, how long the patient can survive and how high the cure rate is depends on the time period when the patient seeks treatment.