Patient's question:
My mother is 53 years old. She was carefully diagnosed with diabetes last year. At the beginning of this month, she started feeling severe abdominal pain and lower back pain, along with bleeding. She can't eat anything now. Because the family's financial condition is not very good, effective treatment has not been implemented yet.Doctor's answer:
Everyone's situation is different, so there is no specific answer to this. The treatment principles for endometrial cancer should be determined based on the patient's age, physical condition, extent of inflammation, and histological type to decide the appropriate treatment method. Since the majority of endometrial cancer cases are adenocarcinomas, which are not highly sensitive to radiotherapy, the treatment is primarily based on surgery. Other comprehensive treatment options include radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and drugs (chemotherapy, hormones, etc.). For early-stage patients, surgery is the foundation, and adjuvant therapy is determined based on the results of surgical-pathological staging and high-risk factors. For advanced-stage patients, a comprehensive evaluation treatment that includes surgery, radiotherapy, and drugs is adopted. If the patient's condition is severe due to physical fitness or other reasons, surgery and radiochemotherapy are generally not feasible, and conservative treatment is recommended. Ginsenoside Rh2 is a type of BRM (Biological Response Modifiers).