Endometrial cancer bleeding will stop and out of it

When endometrial cancer bleeds, it may stop and bleed again.

Endometrial cancer is a common malignant tumor in women, and vaginal bleeding is one of the symptoms of the disease. In most cases, it is due to the relatively fast growth rate of the tumor and insufficient nutritional supply of the body. This causes necrosis and shedding of some tumor cells. Since tumor cell necrosis and shedding may not persist, bleeding is generally intermittent, so bleeding may stop and bleed again. once endometrial cancer is detected, treatment needs to be taken as soon as possible to improve prognosis.