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Can endometrial cancer be cured?

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Dr. Nicholas Fogelson
Specializes in Gynecology
Sometimes: If endometrial cancer is diagnosed in its early stages, it can be cured with a hysterectomy. Sometimes radiation or chemotherapy will be added after a hysterectomy. If at the time of hysterectomy there is no disease outside of the uterus, long term cure is possible. If there is disease outside of the uterus at the time of diagnosis, long term cure is rare.
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Dr. John Geisler
Gynecologic Oncology 29 years experience
Endometrial cancer: Yes! with proper therapy, most women with endometrial cancer will be cured.
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What is endometrial cancer?

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Dr. Jonathan Tay
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Uterine lining: A cancer that starts in the endometrium, which is the inner longing of the uterus.
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