Patient's question:
Ascites, abdominal pain. After diagnosis, it was found to be pelvic cancer. Currently, a foreign body is found inside the uterus, and cancer cells are present in the pelvis. The source of the cancer cells is currently being examined. Only pain relief medication can control the pain. There is no treatment plan. Please ask, is the recurrence rate high after surgery for moderately differentiated early pelvic cancer?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Tumors in the pelvis can be benign or malignant, and postoperative pathology can provide a definitive diagnosis. Malignant tumors may have the potential to recur. Additionally, malignant tumors also have varying degrees of differentiation, among which those with poorer differentiation tend to have a relatively higher degree of malignancy and a relatively higher likelihood of recurrence postoperatively.