Sexual Health
What are the effects of endometrial cancer on the body? What does it take to prevent endometrial cancer
The emergence of endometrial cancer causes special pain to many patients, and its harm is also significant. We need early detection, examination, and treatment, especially preventive measures in daily life.
The hazards of endometrial cancer
1. Delayed amenorrhea: Clinical statistics show that patients with endometrial cancer have a delayed amenorrhea age of 6 years compared to normal women.
2. Causing menstrual disorders: This is obvious, as almost all uterine diseases can cause menstrual disorders. Endometrial cancer is particularly prominent, and menstrual disorders are common in patients with endometrial cancer. The number of people with endometrial cancer is three times higher than that of ordinary women.
3. The occurrence of polycystic ovary syndrome: Patients with endometrial cancer often experience anovulation, which directly promotes the occurrence of polycystic ovary syndrome under the action of high levels and sustained estrogen in the endometrium.
4. Ovarian tumors: Patients with endometrial cancer generally secrete high levels of estrogen, such as granulosa carcinoma or follicular membrane carcinoma, with menstrual irregularities and endometrial hyperplasia. For friends of endometrial cancer patients, the occurrence of a disease requires clear examination, and effective treatment must be carried out after the disease is confirmed.
5. Rectal irritation symptoms: Periodic rectal irritation symptoms with sexual deterioration are rare compared to other gynecological diseases and are the most valuable symptom for diagnosing this disease. The rectum, anus, and external genitalia experience swelling, pain, internal urgency, and increased frequency of bowel movements. As the lesion gradually worsens, the symptoms become more pronounced, and later disappear. Pain during sexual intercourse can occur when ectopic endometrial nodules, rectal sunken nodules or adhesions, or ovarian adhesions are present at the top of the vaginal vault.
6. Endometrial Physiological Pain: The clinical feature of endometriosis is progressive physiological pain, which is a common and prominent feature, mostly secondary. Since the occurrence of endometriosis, patients have complained of no pain during past menstrual cycles, starting from a certain period of physiological pain
7. Infertility: About 50% of patients with endometriosis are accompanied by infertility, and about 30-40% of patients with unexplained infertility suffer from endometriosis. Endometriosis is a condition of infertility, often caused by factors such as pelvic lumps, adhesions, blocked fallopian tubes, underdeveloped follicles, or ovulation disorders. Early gynecological examination for endometrial cancer showed no abnormalities, while in the late stage, the uterus was significantly enlarged. When accompanied by pus accumulation in the uterine cavity, there was obvious tenderness. Occasionally, cancer tissue fell off in the cervical canal, making contact easy for bleeding. When the cancer furnace infiltrated surrounding tissues, the uterus was fixed, and irregular nodules were contacted near the uterus. Based on the above symptoms, perform another auxiliary examination to confirm whether there is a high incidence of endometrial cancer. Women should always pay attention to changes in menstruation and the characteristics of vaginal secretions. Once symptoms appear, they should go to the hospital for examination early.