When endometrial cancer spreads to or returns in the lungs, some people don't notice any symptoms at all — it's sometimes only picked up during a routine chest X-ray. But when symptoms do show up, here's what to watch for:
- Chest pain
- A persistent cough (with or without coughing up blood)
- Shortness of breath
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When endometrial cancer spreads to or returns in the lungs, some people don't notice any symptoms at all — it's sometimes only picked up during a routine chest X-ray. But when symptoms do show up, here's what to watch for:
- Chest pain
- A persistent cough (with or without coughing up blood)
- Shortness of breath
- Unexplained weight loss
- Reduced appetite
- Buildup of fluid around the lungs It's really important to let your doctor know right away if any of these symptoms develop. They can run tests — like a chest X-ray, CT scan, or PET scan — to get a clearer picture of what's going on.
The sooner something is flagged, the sooner your care team can figure out the best path forward for you.
May 4
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