What to do in the early stage of uterine cancer

We all know that the best time to treat cancer is in its early stages. If it is treated promptly in the early stages, it can be completely cured. So what should be done in the early stages of uterine cancer?

Early stage patients can be treated by surgery. The main methods include total hysterectomy; sub-radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection; radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection; para-aortic lymph node resection or sampling, etc.

If the patient is in the early stage of uterine cancer, but the patient's body is not suitable for surgery due to other diseases or physiological reasons, radiotherapy can also be used for treatment. Generally, two or three courses of treatment will have a very good therapeutic effect.

Patients with early stage uterine cancer often do not feel any symptoms, but some may feel an increase in vaginal discharge or a small amount of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. Patients with advanced uterine cancer may have symptoms such as an increase in vaginal discharge, a strange odor, blood in the vaginal discharge, and even continuous irregular vaginal bleeding or occasional heavy vaginal bleeding. At the same time, patients with advanced uterine cancer may have severe and continuous pain in the thighs and lumbosacral region, and radiating pain along the sciatic nerve, and sometimes dull pain in the pelvic cavity.

Note: For special reasons, patients with uterine cancer should pay attention to keeping their vagina clean and dry. Do not eat spicy food, keep underwear clean and hygienic. Pay more attention to rest and relax. Appropriate physical activities can help recovery.