Postmenopausal women should guard against endometrial cancer

Curettage is not comprehensive as the conventional endometrial cancer diagnosis and the preferred method, as if these women can not be ruled out inspection of endometrial cancer, they can conduct a comprehensive curettage.

Many women in menopause (menopause 2001, said medical menopause), the feeling is very relaxed and do not have to take contraceptive measures, can not go out menstrual interference. If menopause after a vaginal bleeding, then you should not be taken lightly, because of endometrial cancer occur in postmenopausal women, but pre-menopausal or more of young women can also suffering from endometrial cancer.

Vaginal bleeding, especially in postmenopausal women, irregular vaginal bleeding again:

Leucorrhea increased, with water or bloody. Some patients may have lower abdominal pain.

Because of endometrial cancer in the early signs of obvious, it is not difficult to detect, as long as vigilance, early detection easy.

The above symptoms should be promptly to the specialist hospital, doctors will do for you gynaecological examinations, a clear diagnosis.

Gynecology triple up;

Exfoliative cytology vagina;

Pelvic B-;

Intrauterine endoscopy;

Cervical and endometrial live haul (sub endometrial biopsy).

1. Sanhe gynaecological check up is the most basic means of endometrial cancer early in the womb without special performance, later increased uterine soft;

2. Vaginal cytology shedding non-invasive, can be observed that the shedding of the endometrial cells change shape;

3. Pelvic B-universal, economic, whether the observed endometrial thickening, if more than eight centimeters, should be particularly vigilant;

4. Uterine endoscopy can look endometrial changes, accurate implementation of targeted biopsy, early detection of disease;

5. Cervical and endometrial biopsies (Sub endometrial biopsy) can confirm the diagnosis. However, we must pay attention to both sides and at the end of Guaqu Palace Palace Kok site, to prevent misdiagnosis, misdiagnosis;