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Endometrial Cancer

What are the Endometrial Cancer Preventions?

endometrial cancer are inherited, such as a family history of endometrial or colon cancer, other risk factors are under your control. You can reduce your risk for developing endometrial cancerf the squamous cells look benign under a microscope, and the glandular cells look cancerous these tumors are called adenoacanthomas. If the squamous areas and glandular areas both look malignant , these tumors are called adenosquamous carcinomas .

Although these look different they are considered the same endometrial adenocarcinomas. There are other kinds of glandular cancers called papillary serous adenocarcinomas and clear cell. These are less common types of endometrial cancer and are different from the usual kind because they tend to grow and spread more rapidly. The above cancers of the endometrium develop from its glandular cells.

Meanwhile, genetic testing for high risk individuals, with enhanced surveillance or prophylactic surgery for those who test positive, is already available for certain types of cancer, including breast and colon cancers.

1.Exercise regularly. Physical activity may reduce unhealthy weight and may reduce estrogen levels.

4. Stay at a healthy body weight. Overweight women are more likely to have high levels of estrogen in their bodies, because some estrogen is produced in the body’s fat cells. For more information on controlling your weight, see the topic Weight Management.

Screening for colon cancer through fecal occult blood testing has been demonstrated to reduce both colon cancer incidence and mortality, presumably through the detection and removalof precancerous polyps. Similarly, cervical cytology testing leads to the identification and excision of precancerous lesions.