What are the symptoms of a recurrent endometrial cancer?

It depends: It really depends on the clinical scenario but often times one of the more common presenting symptoms of recurrent endometrial cancer is vaginal bleeding.

Vaginal Bleeding: Usually the symptoms of recurrent endometrial cancer are vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal/pelvic pain and discomfort. But, many recurrent endometrial cancers are discovered on routine follow-up pelvic exams. See your physician.

Pain and or Bleeding: Endometrial cancer is usually diagnosed by post menopausal bleeding. After treatment for endometrial cancer which in most cases involves a hysterectomy +/- radiation and or chemotherapy the recurrence rate is low but certainly not zero. Pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding, bloating are all signs that have to be evaluated by your physician . Seek appropriate follow up!