Uterine Cancer - treatment for ovarian cancer
Endometrial Cancer or Uterine Cancer is caused by cancer cell growth directly on the lining of the uterus. Most women mistake the vaginal bleeding to be caused by menopause. This misconception is quite common.
We are going to see some symptoms that may or may not indicate uterine cancer. They may be caused due to other maladies too. To confirm whether any of these symptoms actually leads to uterine cancer, you should go to a doctor to confirm.
Some of the symptoms that have been observed in uterine cancer patients:
* Pain in the pelvic region.
* Pain while urinating.
* Bleeding from the vaginal region.
* Difficulty while urinating.
* Discharge from the vagina.
* Painful sensation while indulging in sexual intercourse.
Studies have shown that bleeding from the vagina is the most common type of symptoms that have been observed. Initially, there might not be bleeding, rather a discharge. This will turn to bleeding later.
Type s who are most prone to uterine cancer:
* Women aged 50 years or more.
* Endometrial hyperplasia.
* Women who have an increase in their hormones. These may be women who have fewer children, who have had ovarian tumors or undergone therapy for estrogen replacement.
The treatment is not the same for every woman. Many factors have to be taken into consideration. Factors like age, advance of the cancer etc. have to be kept in mind.
Treatment is either one or a combination of these - surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
In the initial stages, if the spread of the cancer is not that advanced, doctors will try to completely remove the cancerous cells from the woman's uterus. If the disease has progressed, generally there is some surgery along with chemo or radiotherapy. This helps to stop the growth of cancerous cells in other parts of the body.
The good part about uterine cancer is that if it is detected early, then there is a very good cha nce of curing it completely. Patients are also advised to take part in trials which can sometimes give very good results.
Alternative treatments also exist for uterine cancer:
* Following special types of diets.
* Acupuncture.
* Meditating also helps.
* Taking sufficient quantity of vitamins.
* Visualization and Spiritual healing.
There are many recorded cases where women have felt that alternative treatments have helped them immensely. What is not recommended is to mix and match. It is always better to stick to a single plan of action - go the traditional way or the alternative, but not both.