How to ask for and accept help during cancer treatment
Allowing yourself to seek help is a smart, proactive step that will give you the space to heal.
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Tips for recovering from a hysterectomy
Short, gentle walks can help prevent blood clots, ease pain and boost energy.
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How to take care of your skin during radiation therapy
You’ll need to avoid perfumed products: Fragrances can irritate your skin even more.
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Tips for managing digestive discomfort during endometrial cancer treatment
Chemo and radiation can irritate the lining of the stomach and slow the movement of food through your gastrointestinal system.
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What are type 1 and type 2 endometrial cancer?
The traditional classification is based on whether or not the cancer needs estrogen to grow.
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Understanding your diagnosis: How doctors grade endometrial cancer
A pathologist will determine grading based on the cancer cells’ appearance under a microscope.
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Your guide to pelvic floor therapy after endometrial cancer treatment
When there’s problems with the pelvic floor, it can have a major impact on quality of life.
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What you should know about immunotherapy for endometrial cancer
Immunotherapy overrides the cancer cells’ defenses, allowing your immune system to attack the EC cells.
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Tips for staying hydrated during endometrial cancer treatment
Learn how to increase your fluid intake and maintain your electrolyte balance during endometrial cancer treatment.
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What are the signs of recurrence in endometrial cancer?
Endometrial cancer eventually returns in around 18% of patients.
