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Why would endometrial cancer cause bloating/pressure sensation? is the main reason because tumor or polyp would be large, bulge & create that feeling?
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No: The most common forms of endometrial cancer are hormonally (estrogen) derived or dependent. Therefore, estrogen causes a lot of fluid retention when not opposed by progesterone.
Answered 11/5/2018
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