Endometrial Cancer: Know the Signs

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Endometrial cancer, a disease of the uterine lining, is becoming more common, with the American Cancer Society predicting 68,000 new cases in 2024 alone. The symptoms can be subtle, making it crucial for women to understand the risks and recognize the warning signs for early detection and treatment.

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We spoke with Ashley Ford Haggerty, M.D., a gynecologic oncologist at Riverview Medical Center, who explained the importance of vigilance. She emphasizes that any unusual bleeding, particularly after menopause, warrants a doctor's visit. While a diagnosis can be concerning, Dr. Ford Haggerty notes that treatment has advanced significantly thanks to precision medicine.

What are the other, less obvious symptoms to watch for, and what factors increase your risk? How is this cancer diagnosed, and what do the latest personalized treatments involve?

Click to read the full story and learn more from Ashley Ford Haggerty, M.D., about the symptoms, risk factors, and groundbreaking treatments for endometrial cancer.

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