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I understand that nobody wants to answer this question, I have received no treatment and don’t want to try any new treatments. I am still waiting for someone to tell me it’s a joke. I feel fine, other than the bleeding, bowel and bladder control issues. This is basically a social problem and not a medical concern as of yet.
I encourage you to talk to your oncologist. There are so many factors that will play into your specific prognosis. And while the bowel and bladder issues may seem more of a “social problem than a medical concern”, we can ALL here assure you that endometrial cancer diagnosis is in fact a VERY serious concern.
The longer that treatment is delayed in the hopes that someone will “tell you it’s a joke”, the poorer the prognosis will be.
I respect every woman’s right to make their own decisions and choices in their own path. And if your decision/choice is to do nothing, I support that too. However please speak to your oncologist and maybe even get a second, or even third opinion from a GYN-oncologist(s) and know all options and the implications (pros and cons) of each.
Thank you
What is the prognosis and survival rate for untreated stage 3 endometrial cancer?
While specific data for untreated endometrial cancer is not available in the search results, the overall five-year relative survival rate for regional (stage 3) endometrial cancer with treatment is approximately 70%. Without treatment Show Full Answer
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