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What are the signs or symptoms if endometrial cancer returns?

If endometrial cancer returns, the symptoms can be similar to those experienced during the initial diagnosis. The most common warning signs include:

Vaginal Symptoms
* Abnormal vaginal bleeding (the most common symptom)
* Bleeding between periods or heavier Show Full Answer

What are the signs or symptoms if endometrial cancer returns?

If endometrial cancer returns, the symptoms can be similar to those experienced during the initial diagnosis. The most common warning signs include:

Vaginal Symptoms:
* Abnormal vaginal bleeding (the most common symptom)
* Bleeding between periods or heavier periods than usual
* Any vaginal bleeding after menopause
* Watery, bloody discharge that may develop an odor

Pelvic and Abdominal Issues:
* Pelvic pain, pressure, or cramping
* A mass or lump in your pelvis
* Pain during sexual intercourse
* Lower back pain
* Abdominal enlargement

Urinary and Bowel Changes:
* Painful or difficult urination
* Frequent urination or strong urges to urinate
* Blood in urine
* Constipation or diarrhea
* Fecal incontinence
* Abdominal pain
* Rectal bleeding or blood in stool

Other Symptoms:
* Unexplained weight loss
* Extreme fatigue that doesn't improve with rest
* Shortness of breath or chest pain (if cancer has spread to the lungs)
* Jaundice or confusion (if cancer has spread to the liver)

If you notice any of these symptoms, especially abnormal bleeding or discharge, contact your doctor right away. Early detection of recurrence can make a significant difference in treatment options.

March 30

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