Endometrial Cancer Survival after the surgery?

Question

My mother was diagnosed with stage 2 endometrial cancer and has undergone a major surgery on the 27th March 2006. I have been looking up info on survival rate, and all I run across is the 5 year survival rate, which is quite good. But what I am really looking for is some answers in real world terms. Does the 5 year rate mean she is likely to only live 5 years after her surgery? What are her chances of living out a full, natural life? She is only 53 and in good health, except for diabetes. I know no one can tell me how long she will live or if this caner will kill her, but there must be statistics out there on how long these cancer patients typically live. Please help me with answers.

Answer 1

5 yr survival is given because all the follow up data of patients is analysed at 2, 3,5 yrs etc, what is assumed is that patient is cured if disease is dormant for five years,.. of course it can recur but chance is less. Did she recieve Radiotherapy? Do answer me
Keep the faith

P.S.: for ladies endometrial cancer is a really fvorable cancer to get

Answer 2

Statistics are a very accurate game with entirely inaccurate numbers. Every human being is unique, not a statistical number. Everyone's body is unique and the reasons for cancer substantially differ from person to person. Therefore, the prospects of survival also differ with each individual.

You may find it illuminating to visit the Dhaxem website and click on "Dhaxem and Cancer". It gives a comprehensive account of what to do/look out for in cancer healing. The cancer survival rate depends entirely on how a person responds to the causes of cancer in their very specific case.

Wishing you and your mum all the best.

Answer 3

because of the fact endometrial maximum cancers is often clinically determined interior the early ranges (70 - seventy 5% of situations are in degree one million at analysis, 10 - 15% of situations are in degree 2, 10 - 15% of situations are in degree 3 or 4), there's a greater effective in all probability effect linked with it than with different varieties of gynecological cancers consisting of cervical or ovarian maximum cancers. The 5-365 days survival value for endometrial maximum cancers following suitable therapy is: seventy 5 - ninety 5% for degree one million 50% for degree 2 30% for degree 3 below 5% for degree 4 your mothers medical doctors are good for degree one million

Answer 4

I had a partial hysterectomy when I was 31, had cervical cancer that was infiltrating into my endometrium in my uterus. I was lucky they got it all. Every women should have a pap smear EVERY YEAR mine showed up between a six mt smear. Anyway I was told after 5 years with no cancer return I would be cancer free/ Hopefully she will follow up with radiation and there is a good chance she'll survive for quite a while GOD WILLING I shall pray for your family....

Answer 5

50 . 50 chances, and it depends if the time has come yet or not !