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Ovarian and Uterine Cancer: PRESENTED BY-Vaishnavi Saxena B.SC Nursing 3 Year Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly
Ovarian and Uterine Cancer: PRESENTED BY-Vaishnavi Saxena B.SC Nursing 3 Year Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly
Endometrium cancer Forms when there are errors in normal endometrial cells
growth . Usually cell grow Old and get damaged , They die and get their
place . Cancer starts when new cells from unneeded and old our damaged cells
do not die as they should.
RISK FACTOR
1. Increased estrogen
2. Hormone therepy
3. Obesity
4. Estrogen secreting tumours
5. Older age
6. Infertility
7. Genetics
SYMPTOMS
1. Transvaginal ultrasound
2. Hysteroscopy
3. Biopsy
4. Ct scan and MRI
5. Blood test
STATES OR CANCER
Surgery
Hystrectomy- Removal of uterus
Lymph node dissection- Removal of lymph nodes near the tumor if the cancer
has spead beyond the uterus.
RADIATION THERAPY
The radiation therapy is most often given after surgery to distroy any cancer
cells remaining in the area but rarely given before surgery to shrink the
tumor.Radiation therapy options for endometrial cancer may include radiation
directed towards the whole pelvice externally or tiny radioactive seeds are
placed in the body close to tumor which is termed as Brachytherapy.
CHEMOTHERAPY
Hormone therapy – Hormone therapy for therapy for uterine cancer often
involves the Hormone progesterone, given in a pill form. Other hormone
therapies include the Aromatase inhibitors (AIs) often used for treatment of
woman with breast cancer, such as Anastrozole and Letrozole. An AI is a drug
that reduce the amount of hormone estrogen in woman’s body by stopping
tissues and organs other than the ovaries from producing it with other types of
treatment.
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