Patient's question:
In the past few weeks, I've noticed that my family member's mental state isn't very good, and their complexion is always pale. They seem to eat less than before and often say they don't feel like eating, giving off a lifeless vibe. It's making us very worried. Could you please tell me what are the complications of endometrial cancer?Doctor's answer:
In recent years, uterine cancer has brought great suffering and distress to humanity, becoming one of the major diseases that endanger social and human health. To reduce the incidence of uterine cancer, humans should learn more about the symptoms of endometrial cancer. The main symptoms of endometrial cancer are: 1. Vaginal discharge: Since adenocarcinoma grows inside the uterine cavity, the chance of infection is relatively lower than that of cervical cancer. Therefore, in the early stages, there may be only a very small amount of bloody leukorrhea, but later, if re-infection and suppuration occur, there will be a large amount of foul-smelling purulent bloody fluid discharged. 2. Severe manifestations of endometrial cancer symptoms: Irregular vaginal bleeding before and after menopause is a major symptom of endometrial cancer, often ranging from a very small to moderate amount of bleeding, rarely a large amount of bleeding.