Exercise Reduces the Probability of Endometrial Cancer Can Endometrial Cancer Be Cured

A study of more than 210,000 women in nine countries found that daily household chores helped women significantly reduce their risk of breast cancer. In addition to work, it can prevent cancer, which can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

Exercising more reduces the risk of endometrial cancer

Housework is a tiresome chore, but researchers in the United States and China have recently pointed out that doing housework can reduce the risk of uterine cancer. Exercise in adults reduces the risk of endometrial cancer by 20%, and the study reaffirms that more exercise can reduce the incidence of cancer. Expert studies have found that walking and doing housework can reduce the incidence of endometrial cancer by 40%.

The researchers surveyed 974 Shanghainese women between the ages of 30 and 69 and then compared them with other women of a similar age. The researchers asked the women about their current and teenage movements. The results of the survey showed that women who walked more than 60 minutes a day or did housework more than 4 times a day had a 30% lower risk of endometrial cancer.

What are the dangers of endometrial cancer?

1. Infertility: Uterine cancer is mostly manifested as bilateral salpingitis, which will cause the opening of the fallopian tube, especially the end that receives the egg, to partially or completely lock in, and can also make the mucosa in the inner layer of the fallopian tube adhere due to inflammation, so that the official cavity is narrowed or closed, so that the passage of eggs, sperm or fertilized eggs is blocked, resulting in infertility.

2. Dysmenorrhea: When endometrial cancer develops to a certain extent, patients will also show progressive dysmenorrhea, and most of them are secondary, which means that the patient has no pain during menstruation in the past, but suddenly begins to have dysmenorrhea from a certain time, which is caused by cancer tumor infiltrating surrounding tissues or compressing nerves.

3. Rectal irritation symptoms: rectal irritation symptoms generally rarely occur in other gynecological diseases, but mostly occur in endometrial cancer, which is also the most valuable syndrome for diagnosing this disease, and the more severe the lesion, the more obvious the rectal irritation symptoms appear in the patient, and the postmenstrual symptoms will disappear.

4、Irregular menstruation: Patients with endometrial cancer may also developIrregular menstruationThe phenomenon can be manifested as shortened menstrual cycle, increased menstrual flow or prolonged menstrual period, which is related to the obstruction of ovarian function caused by the enlargement of cancer, which can be used as a reference for diagnosis, but it is not necessarily related.

Can endometrial cancer be cured?

Surgery can remove cancerous uterus and other lesions that may have metastasized, including the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and surrounding lymph nodes. Through surgery, the tumor can be directly eradicated to achieve cure, or the tumor can be reduced in size to facilitate the patient's prognosis. Second, surgery allows for the correct diagnosis and staging of the disease.

However, after surgery, cancer cells are prone to recurrence, and endometrial cancer is prone to recurrence and metastasis, so a large amount of consolidation therapy is often required after surgery. Different from the toxic side effects of chemoradiotherapy and incomplete treatment, multicellular immunotherapy for tumors has the advantages of green, safe, effective and comprehensive.Therefore, it is recommended to adjuvant multicellular immunotherapy as soon as possible after endometrial cancer surgery, which can remove residual microscopic lesions, prevent tumor recurrence and metastasis, enhance the body's immunity, improve the quality of life, and improve the cure rate.

For patients with advanced inoperable disease, chemoradiotherapy combined with tumor multicellular immunotherapy can be performed. Chemoradiotherapy is used to rapidly kill cancer cells, combined with multicellular immunotherapy technology to reduce the side effects of chemoradiotherapy, improve patients' painful symptoms, improve their quality of life, and prolong their survival time.