Patient's question:
First, there was bleeding between the legs. Later, a diagnostic D&C was done, which said everything was fine, so it was just treated as a uterine fibroid removal surgery. Then, the uterus was also removed. A thorough examination revealed early, well-differentiated adenocarcinoma. Will cancer cells drip into the abdominal cavity?Doctor's answer:
Through your description, your endometrial high-grade adenocarcinoma, cancer cells are impossible to drip into the abdominal cavity, so you can rest assured. Early high-grade adenocarcinoma has a low degree of malignancy, and as long as you undergo standard chemotherapy, it will heal on its own. For the patient, if the uterine fibroid condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment should be administered, and appropriate medication should be used, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of uterine fibroids. In addition, the patient also needs to pay attention to their own diet and psychological care.