Uterine cancer treatment

Everything about uterine cancer treatment The proliferation of abnormal cells in the lower part of the uterus is considered the main cause of **cervical cancer** (endometrial cancer). Because for the treatment of uterine cancer, various treatment solutions have been provided, and we have mentioned some of the most common and effective ones in the following article... ### What are the symptoms of uterine cancer? - Vaginal spotting or bleeding after menopause - Heavy periods and bleeding between two monthly cycles - Exposure to white or pink vaginal discharge - Persistent pain in the pelvis or lower abdomen - Pain during sexual intercourse - Seeing blood in the urine or stool Unreasonable weight loss ### Uterine cancer treatment methods #### Uterine cancer surgery One of *** uterine cancer treatment methods *** is hysterectomy surgery, which in this surgery; The uterus, cervix and the tissues that are involved in this cancer are removed.... If the cervical cancer has not progressed and the cancer cells have not entered stage 2, the treatment of cervical cancer with surgery is highly recommended.... In general, the tissues that are affected by cancer cells can be removed using surgery.... The surgeon may also remove the ovaries and fallopian_cancer in #radiotherapy.. Using this method, cancer cells can be removed. destroyed.. Also, with the efficiency of radiotherapy and radiation therapy, the remaining cells can be destroyed after surgery.. In most cases, cervical cancer is cured by radiation therapy and radiotherapy... The use of these methods can bring complications, which are mentioned below: - Stomach upset - Nausea and vomiting - Feeling tired - Reduction of blood cells #### Chemotherapy If cervical cancer has progressed, the best treatment method is chemotherapy.. Using this method also has complications that are mentioned below: - Fatigue - Hair loss - Loss of appetite - Nausea and vomiting - Skin bruising ### Is it possible to get pregnant if you have cervical cancer? In most cases, because the uterus and sometimes the ovary are removed to treat cervical cancer, there is no possibility of pregnancy in the future. To prevent cervical cancer, a special vaccine is injected in 3 doses within 6 months... The injectable vaccine prevents the occurrence of genital warts and chronic HPV infections... Currently, cervical cancer can be prevented in 70% of cases by injecting this vaccine.