Endometrial cancer staging symptoms?

summary

The staging of endometrial cancer is relatively complex. Generally speaking, it can be divided into five different stages. They are stage I to stage IV. generally speaking, stage I endometrial cancer can be called early stage, stage IV and stage IV endometrial cancer can be called advanced stage, and other stages of endometrial cancer can be called intermediate stage. In this way, the various stages of endometrial cancer can be summarized as early, middle and late stages. In these three stages, patients may have different symptoms due to the development of the disease. The following is to introduce them by stages.

Endometrial cancer staging symptoms?

Endometrial cancer is atypical in its early stages and is often overlooked. In most cases, endometrial cancer has been detected and is in the advanced stage. Early endometrial cancer can cause vaginal discharge, which can sometimes be mixed with a small amount of blood.

When endometrial cancer enters the middle stage, vaginal discharge will be very obvious, and sometimes accompanied by pain. And the patient's menstruation will be disordered, menstrual cycle will be extended. The fluid discharged from the vagina of the patient will be purulent, and the lower abdominal pain will be severe, and even lead to intrauterine effusion.

Endometrial cancer in the late stage will not only show early and mid-term symptoms, but also the patient's abdomen will have a mass, at this time the patient will feel lower limb pain, and cancer may also compress the ureter, at this time easily lead to ureteral water or cause renal atrophy, the patient will also be accompanied by severe anemia and emaciation.

matters needing attention

Because early endometrial cancer is not easy to detect, but if you do endometrial cancer examination once a year, then the disease can be detected early. The earlier the disease is found, the higher the recovery rate is. It should also be noted that endometrial cancer is easy to relapse, even after treatment and rehabilitation, it should be checked regularly to avoid recurrence.