How fast does endometrial cancer spread?

Varies. Endometrial cancer is usually a slower growing tumor, but once detected, it should be treated promptly for best outcome. read more

Cancer that begins in the uterus can spread to the cervix, then outside the uterus but within the pelvis, and then outside the pelvis to the bladder, rectum, and other body parts. Watch as Dr. Oz talks about uterine cancer. read more

I was diagnosed with low grade endometrial cancer 11/17/17. I had a total hysterectomy with removal of tubes and ovaries on 12/27/17. I go today for my 2 week follow up and pathology report and I’m so scared. read more

But, the pathology report should have stated the kind / grade of uterine cancer you have. It is not uncommon to wait a couple of months for your surgery. I was diagnosed on 5/28/15 and didn't have my surgery until 7/22/15. read more