Uterine Cancer

Dr. Mukti Mukherjee
[12+ Years Experience]

Radiation Oncologist In Kolkata

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Uterine Cancer Doctor in Kolkata

Uterine cancer (or womb cancer) is a critical health condition that occurs when cells in the uterus grow uncontrollably. This condition primarily affects the female reproductive system, causing significant health challenges for women worldwide. It’s most common in postmenopausal women. If you’re looking for an alternative treatment option to surgery, consult Dr. Mukti Mukherjee for specialized, safe, and effective uterine cancer radiation therapy in Kolkata.

Types of Uterine Cancer

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Endometrial Cancer

The most common type of uterine cancer, accounting for about 95% of cases. It originates in the uterine lining (endometrium) and requires early detection for successful treatment. Most common variety is adenocarcinoma.

Clear cell carcinoma, sarcomatoid varieties are less common but more aggressive.

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Uterine Sarcoma

It’s a rare and aggressive cancer that develops in the uterine muscle or supportive tissues. This type demands specialized medical attention and advanced treatment strategies since it’s harder to treat than endometrial cancer.
Types of Uterine Cancer

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    Symptoms

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    Post-menopausal bleeding from vagina
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    Irregular vaginal bleeding (unexpected menstrual changes)
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    Pelvic pain (discomfort in the lower abdominal region)
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    Painful intercourse
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    Trouble or blood in urine
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    Unusual vaginal discharge
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    Symptoms affecting the bowel or bladder (e.g., blood in stool/urine, difficulty urinating)
    Uterine Cancer Symptoms

    Risk Factors

    The exact cause of most uterine cancers is unknown. However, certain factors can increase your risk, including:
    Women who never been pregnant

    Women who never been pregnant

    Age over 50 years
    Age over 50 years
    Family history

    Family history

    Genetic conditions, such as Lynch syndrome

    Genetic conditions, such as Lynch syndrome

    Exposed to previous hormone therapy

    Exposed to previous hormone therapy (Estrogen replacement therapy)

    Overweight

    Overweight

    High-fat diet consumption

    High-fat diet consumption

    Chronic ailments like diabetes, ovarian disease

    Chronic ailments like diabetes, ovarian disease

    Prolonged use of tamoxifen

    Prolonged use of tamoxifen

    Evaluation

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    Physical exam
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    Dilation and curettage (D&C)
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    Endometrial biopsy
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    Pelvic ultrasound (trans-vaginal sonography)
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    Hysteroscopy
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    MRIs, CT Scan, X-rays
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    Blood test
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    Genetic testing
    Uterine Cancer Evaluation
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Management

    Management

    Management of uterine cancer often depends on the cancer’s stage and the patient’s overall health. Your doctor will thoroughly assess and determine the suitable treatment option for your condition.
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    Surgery

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    Radiation therapy (External beam radiation therapy & brachytherapy)
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    Chemotherapy

    Uterine Cancer Management

    Meet Dr. Mukti Mukherjee

    Dr. Mukti Mukherjee, a recognized oncology specialist, offers advanced radiology therapy. With 12+ years of experience in uterine cancer radiation therapy in Kolkata, she provides compassionate, personalized care to each patient.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the uterine cancer complications?

    Complications of uterine cancer can include the spread of the cancer to other parts of the body, such as the lungs, liver, and bones, infertility, or early menopause.

    What is the uterine cancer growth rate?

    The growth rate of uterine cancer varies depending on the type of cancer and the stage of the disease. However, some uterine cancers can overgrow and multiply.

    What foods should I avoid with uterine cancer?

    Avoid processed foods, excess sugar, and high-fat diets. A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains may support overall health.

    Are younger women at risk?

    While more common in postmenopausal women, younger women can also develop uterine cancer.

    How often should I get screened?

    Annual gynecological check-ups and discussing personal risk factors with an oncologist are recommended. You can als discuss with Dr. Mukti Mukherjee for radiation oncology treatment and post-treatment consultation.