Patient's question:
In the past few weeks, I've noticed that my family member isn't doing well mentally, and their complexion is always pale. They seem to be eating less than before and often say they can't stomach it, giving off a lifeless vibe. It's making us very worried. Where can one get treated for endometrial cancer?Doctor's answer:
Endometrial cancer can be treated effectively. The development of endometrial cancer is closely related to estrogen. Treatment is primarily based on surgical removal, supplemented with preoperative or postoperative radiotherapy, and complemented by conservative treatment using traditional Chinese medicine. The surgery mainly involves the removal of the uterus and bilateral adnexa. If the tumor is large or the cells are poorly differentiated, preoperative radiotherapy and postoperative lymph node dissection should be performed. For patients with positive estrogen receptors and progesterone receptors, progesterone or tamoxifen is generally used in combination. If both receptors are negative, combination chemotherapy is conducted. The surgery is only for palliative removal or symptomatic relief. After surgery, the body's vital energy is depleted, and ginsenoside RH2 is often used as an adjuvant to improve the success rate of the surgery and reduce the spread of the tumor.