Will my mother's uterine cancer be inherited?

Uterine cancer is a major tumor disease that endangers women's health. Therefore, female friends are concerned about whether uterine cancer is hereditary. Patients are worried about affecting the next generation. The early symptoms of uterine cancer are not very obvious and are generally ignored by women. A large number of studies have shown that there are certain genetic genes for uterine cancer. Women with a family history of uterine cancer are much more likely to develop the disease than women without a family history.

Is uterine cancer hereditary? Uterine cancer is a type of ovarian tumor. As for the causes of tumors, humans have not yet had a clear understanding. However, it has been proven that there are some genetic factors, and the influence of environmental factors cannot be underestimated. The cause of uterine cancer is also the same.
Human tumors are affected by heredity, although there is no clear conclusion. So far, among human tumors, only retinoblastoma, Wilms tumor, neurofibromatosis and colon polyposis syndrome are considered to have obvious hereditary tendencies. According to relevant scholars, about 30% of breast cancer, the most common breast cancer in European and American women, has a hereditary tendency; some grease tract cancers (such as gastric cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer) are also hereditary; lung cancer also seems to have a certain hereditary tendency.
A large amount of data has proven that many patients with uterine cancer have a family history. The lifetime risk of a woman without a family history is 1/70; if one first-degree relative is ill, the risk increases to 5; if two first-degree relatives are ill, the risk is 7. Tumors in other parts of the body (such as breast cancer, rectal cancer, and endometrial cancer) may also be combined with ovarian cancer, forming an overall tumor pattern in the family.