Can uterine cancer be completely cured in its early stages?

There are many extremely serious cancers, including uterine cancer in women, which is also called uterine cancer in clinical practice. It is reported that women aged 50 to 60 are at high risk of the disease. Once they suffer from uterine cancer, there are generally no obvious symptoms in the early stages. However, as the disease progresses, the patient's vagina may bleed, and will be accompanied by varying degrees of pain. So can early uterine cancer be completely cured?

Can uterine cancer be completely cured in its early stages?

If it is discovered in the early stages, there is no need to be afraid of cancer and psychologically lose to the disease. The cure rate of early uterine cancer is very high, reaching more than 80%. The earlier it is discovered, the higher the possibility of cure. In the early stages, surgery combined with traditional Chinese medicine is usually used for treatment, with a very high cure rate. There is no need for chemotherapy or radiotherapy in the early stages. These lethal treatments will damage the patient's physical condition and give cancer cells an opportunity to take advantage.

In addition, the patient's mentality and eating habits are also closely related to the treatment effect. The patient should maintain a calm and happy mood and have confidence that he or she can defeat the disease. At the same time, it should be light, well-balanced in coarse and fine ingredients, contain complete nutrients, and be cooked properly.

Early cervical cancer may have no obvious symptoms. When the disease develops to a certain extent, different clinical manifestations may appear. Systemic symptoms include fever, weight loss, anemia, edema, fatigue, etc. It is recommended to receive standardized treatment in a regular tertiary comprehensive hospital. For patients in stages I and II, surgery is the main treatment. For those with deep uterine myometrium invasion, lymph node metastasis, vascular tumor thrombosis, incomplete tumor resection, poor tumor differentiation or poor prognosis, adjuvant radiotherapy is required after surgery, and chemotherapy is added if necessary. Radiotherapy can be used for patients in stage III. The treatment of advanced or recurrent cancer is mainly chemotherapy, supplemented by radiotherapy or surgery. Relax your mind and build confidence in treatment. The prognosis of cervical cancer in the early stages is good, and no recurrence or metastasis within five years is considered clinically cured.

Cervical cancer is one of the three major malignant tumors that endanger women's health, and its incidence rate ranks second among malignant tumors in the country. It can be seen how harmful cervical cancer is, so it must be detected and treated early to reduce the harm.

So can early cervical cancer be cured? The most important thing is whether appropriate treatment is taken in time. Generally speaking, early cervical cancer tumors are small and have not spread or metastasized, so surgical removal is the most effective treatment. The 5-year survival rate of surgical treatment of early cervical cancer can reach 90% to 100%. Metastasis and recurrence mostly occur within three years after radical surgery, accounting for about 80%, and a small number occur within five years, accounting for about 10%. Consolidation treatment and regular check-ups are necessary within five years after surgery to prevent recurrence, and metastasis and recurrence must be treated early. Clinically, many cervical cancer patients have survived for five years with the help of ginsenoside Rh2 (life-protecting factor), and they can take care of themselves and are in normal condition.