Are uterine cancers classified into benign and malignant?

Uterine cancer is a serious threat to women's health. It can occur at any age, especially in women of childbearing age. It accounts for about one-third of female reproductive organ tumors. Uterine cancer manifests itself as benign cysts in the early stages, and some of them later turn malignant. Once symptoms of uterine cancer appear, it is important to find out what type of uterine cancer it is in time, and then carry out targeted treatment.

The dangers of benign uterine cancer
1. It is usually found during a gynecological examination. When uterine cancer extends beyond the pelvic cavity, an active mass can be felt in the lower abdomen, and there will be a feeling of abdominal distension and discomfort. If complications occur, there will be symptoms such as abdominal pain. A huge uterine cancer will cause compression symptoms, such as frequent urination, urgent urination, difficulty breathing, palpitations, lower limb edema, etc.
2. The harm of uterine cancer depends on the nature of uterine cancer, and the treatment methods and principles of uterine cancer also depend on its nature. Benign uterine cancer will have compression symptoms, but if it is malignant uterine cancer, it will be life-threatening.
The harm of malignant uterine cancer Patients with malignant uterine cancer often experience dull pain or swelling in the lower abdomen or back; frequent urination or difficulty urinating; complications, infection, distortion, bleeding or bursting; infertility, and occasionally cancer. It can be seen that the harm of malignant uterine cancer is very great.