What are the symptoms of endometrial cancer?

Patients with endometrial cancer may experience bleeding: continuous or intermittent irregular vaginal bleeding; vaginal discharge: in the early stage it may appear as a thin white secretion or a small amount of bloody leucorrhea; abdominal masses: in the early stage, abdominal masses are generally not palpable. In the late stage, when pyometra occurs or cancer metastasizes to the abdominal cavity to form a huge mass, it can be palpated in the abdomen, which is generally solid and sometimes tender; pain: paroxysmal or persistent lower abdominal pain may occur.

Endometrial cancer is a common malignant tumor in gynecology, second only to cervical cancer. Generally, people with obesity, diabetes, and hypertension are at high risk. Therefore, women should pay close attention to their gynecological health. It is recommended to have a comprehensive examination once a year. So, what are the symptoms of endometrial cancer?
Endometrial cancer can cause pain in the patient's body, especially paroxysmal lower abdominal pain, and vaginal discharge. Generally, these fluids are mainly thin white secretions, and a small amount of bloody leucorrhea may also appear. Mildly infected endometrium only has congestion, edema, polymorphonuclear leukocytes and round cell infiltration. Severe infection will cause suppuration and extensive necrosis, and may involve the underlying muscle layer to form acute uterine myositis.
The early symptoms of endometrial cancer are characterized by rapid onset, chills or even shivering, fever (38-40℃), rapid pulse, general weakness, sweating, lower abdominal pain, prolapse, and backache. A large amount of bloody, purulent or watery leucorrhea with a foul odor. In case of postpartum infection, the lochia is earthy in color. Physical signs: The patient has tenderness in the lower abdomen. Speculum examination shows a large amount of purulent or foul, bloody and smelly secretions overflowing from the uterine ostium. Cervical lifting pain during bimanual examination. The uterus is swollen due to congestion and edema, soft, and tender. Laboratory tests show an increase in the total white blood cell count and neutrophils.
Patients with endometrial cancer may also experience ascites, metastasis, bleeding, general weakness, discomfort, and extreme weight loss, as well as a series of other symptoms. At this time, you must follow the doctor's advice and use medication to treat the disease and don't delay.
If the endometrium is not treated well, it will cause the patient's condition to spread. There are many symptoms of endometrial cancer spread. Once it spreads, the patient's weight often decreases to varying degrees. Even symptoms of emaciation and cachexia. Some patients have bone metastasis and are prone to fractures. When there is lymph node metastasis, lymph node enlargement is likely to occur.