What are the symptoms of postmenopausal endometrial cancer? There are four major symptoms

After the despair, women experience irregular vaginal bleeding. In this case, the symptoms are generally obvious and need to be paid attention to as soon as possible. It is likely caused by endometrial cancer. However, some patients do not have obvious symptoms. After the disease, the uterus will also have abnormal vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, back pain and other conditions. Due to the large amount of bleeding, the patient will also have symptoms of anemia.

Women may develop endometrial cancer before, during, or after menopause, but this disease is more likely to occur after menopause. This disease generally does not have obvious symptoms, and many patients want to know. So, what is postmenopausal endometrial cancer? Let's find out below.
Normal women have no symptoms of vaginal bleeding after menopause. If women have vaginal bleeding again after menopause, it is more likely to attract attention and attention. Some examinations can reveal signs of endometrial cancer. Endometrial cancer can occur before, during, and after menopause. It is recommended that women pay attention to irregular vaginal bleeding and go to the hospital for relevant examinations to rule out endometrial cancer, and then improve the symptoms of vaginal bleeding according to the cause.
What are the symptoms of postmenopausal endometrial cancer?
1. The most obvious symptom of endometrial cancer is irregular bleeding. The incidence of this symptom is very high. If you suffer from this disease after menopause, you will also have irregular bleeding or some bloody secretions, but the flow is not large. Heavy bleeding is rare.
2. Vaginal discharge is mostly the result of tumor exudation or secondary infection, which can be bloody, serous or purulent, with a foul odor. When the cervical canal is blocked, it can cause uterine cavity pyometra, and increased abnormal vaginal discharge often occurs at the same time as uterine bleeding.
3. Pain is mostly caused by late-stage cancer infiltrating surrounding tissues or compressing nerves, causing lower abdominal pain, back pain, and radiating to the legs. When uterine cavity pyometra, lower abdominal spasmodic pain may also occur.
4. Other advanced patients often experience anemia, weight loss, and cachexia. The above is what is going on with postmenopausal endometrial cancer. This disease is quite special and generally requires early treatment to prevent the disease from worsening. It is also necessary to pay attention to observe some abnormalities in your body at any time, which may even harm women's lives and have a great impact on patients.