Patient's question:
Last year, I always felt a dull pain in my lower abdomen. Uncomfortable, with abnormal vaginal discharge, I went for a check-up and was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. I have been taking medication for treatment. Just last month, I suddenly became pregnant.Hello doctor, what are the effects of endometrial cancer and pregnancy on the child? Can this child be kept?
Doctor's answer:
If you are already pregnant, it should be dangerous. First, consider the possibility of endometrial cancer, which may lead to irregular abdominal pain and bleeding. If you are taking medication during this period, it may also affect the normal growth and development of the child, making it more likely to cause embryonic malformation. So, consider your situation and decide accordingly. If you are not pregnant, it is still recommended to consider an abortion. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!