Endometrial cancer to stomach symptoms?

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When it comes to gynecologic tumors, most women first associate with cervical cancer, because it is the most incidence rate of malignancy in women. However, in recent years, WHO has found that the incidence rate of endometrial cancer is increasing gradually, and the incidence rate is speeding up to catch up with cervical cancer. The age of onset decreased from 58-61 to 45 years old, accounting for 20% - 30% of genital tract malignant tumors. There are two types of endometrial cancer, one is estrogen dependent; The other is estrogen independent. Estrogen dependent endometrial cancer is more common, its occurrence is related to estrogen, when the body's estrogen is too much, and lack of progesterone and its balance, endometrial growth will lose control, become precancerous lesions or canceration. Endometrial cancer to stomach symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Endometrial cancer to stomach symptoms?

1. Menstruation is abnormal. The most common is irregular vaginal bleeding, instant less dripping is not clean, the initial amount of bleeding is not much, with the development of the disease, the amount of bleeding will increase, but a lot of bleeding is rare. The patients without menopause may have increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstrual period, and intermittent menstrual volume; Postmenopausal people, vaginal bleeding, medicine called postmenopausal patients with irregular vaginal bleeding should be alert to the possibility of endometrial cancer.

2. Leucorrhea is abnormal. A few people will appear leucorrhea increased phenomenon, early like pale blood water; In the late stage of infection, purulent discharge and stench may appear.

3. Pain. In general, endometrial cancer does not cause pain, but in advanced stage, it invades nearby organs and nerves, or produces compression symptoms due to large tumor, which may cause pain in lower abdomen, waist, legs, feet and other parts.

matters needing attention

1. A general survey of women's diseases should be conducted regularly once a year, especially for those who are obese, have high blood pressure, diabetes, or have relatives with cancer. 2. People who are 55 years old but not postmenopausal should go to the hospital for examination, find out the reasons, and carry out corresponding examination under the guidance of doctors when necessary. 3. When women over 40 years old have menstrual disorder and irregular vaginal bleeding, they should go to the hospital in time for necessary examination, such as vaginal ultrasound, diagnostic curettage, etc., to exclude endometrial cancer. Of course, women under 40 years old also need to see a doctor in time if they have menstrual disorders, irregular bleeding, etc.