Now I more fully understand the cancer I had 2 years ago. At the age of 72, I stood up and suddenly dropped several ping pong sized clots down my legs. Biopsy and imaging was followed by the surgery described in this video. Fortunately, chemo was not necessary. I realized that my "new normal" included changes in how my remaining abdominal organs work. Now and again, it does feel OK to complain...on the other hand, I am still here to greet the dawn of each day! Thank you for this most informative video...much appreciated!!
Thank you so much for clearly explaining how endometrial cancer can develop. Unfortunately, I gained a lot of weight over the years and at 61 was diagnosed with this type of cancer. However, I was fortunate that it was caught very early and no chemo or radiation was required after a full hysterectomy. I agree, obesity is a major health issue and it has so many unhealthy repercussions. This is just one of them. Thank you doctor for a superb presentation!
I understand what he is saying. It makes sense. However if you have post menopausal bleeding and your dr wants to do a biopsy cancer is missed about 16 percent of the time. Because if the sampling of cells is taken from other places than where the cancer is the biopsy will be negative. It happened to me
I agree, my gyno wanted to do the biopsy so I referred myself to a gynecologist oncologist and he suggested a hysteroscopy as well as D&C. This was successful in my diagnosis.
This video is amazingly clear. Doesn’t mince his words. Doesn’t give much hope that vaginal bleeding can be anything else. Would’ve wanted him to also discuss polyps in this context.
while type 1 endometrial cancer is the most common form of endometrial cancer... I wish you also at least acknowledged type 2, which comprise of far more aggressive and lesser known forms
What if a woman who had diagnosed hyperplasia & was then given a endometrial ablation? Is there any risk of developing cancer? After a ablation I was told it’s very difficult to do another DNC because of scar tissue, however, this person has had severe abdominal pain since & is well past the surgical pain.
Im still in the productive years. (37) Ive been having abnormal bleeding in between periods for about 2 years. I pass huge painful blood clots around day 4 of the regular period. Should I push my doctor to get my endometrial biopsied?
Endometrial Serous Carcinoma? Why don’t you talk about this diagnosis? Not all endometrial cancers are under the umbrella spoken of in this video, in fact, the most dangerous isn’t included.
Now I more fully understand the cancer I had 2 years ago. At the age of 72, I stood up and suddenly dropped several ping pong sized clots down my legs. Biopsy and imaging was followed by the surgery described in this video. Fortunately, chemo was not necessary. I realized that my "new normal" included changes in how my remaining abdominal organs work. Now and again, it does feel OK to complain...on the other hand, I am still here to greet the dawn of each day! Thank you for this most informative video...much appreciated!!
Best handwriting of any physician I have ever seen.
For God sake his handwritten is ok he is a good doctor
The speaker was very good at explaining the process. I think anyone can understand his explanation.
What a fine job he did!
Thank you so much for clearly explaining how endometrial cancer can develop. Unfortunately, I gained a lot of weight over the years and at 61 was diagnosed with this type of cancer. However, I was fortunate that it was caught very early and no chemo or radiation was required after a full hysterectomy. I agree, obesity is a major health issue and it has so many unhealthy repercussions. This is just one of them. Thank you doctor for a superb presentation!
I love your use of succinct sentences and medical content that is to the point. Thank you.
I understand what he is saying. It makes sense. However if you have post menopausal bleeding and your dr wants to do a biopsy cancer is missed about 16 percent of the time. Because if the sampling of cells is taken from other places than where the cancer is the biopsy will be negative. It happened to me
I agree, my gyno wanted to do the biopsy so I referred myself to a gynecologist oncologist and he suggested a hysteroscopy as well as D&C. This was successful in my diagnosis.
This video is amazingly clear. Doesn’t mince his words. Doesn’t give much hope that vaginal bleeding can be anything else. Would’ve wanted him to also discuss polyps in this context.
while type 1 endometrial cancer is the most common form of endometrial cancer... I wish you also at least acknowledged type 2, which comprise of far more aggressive and lesser known forms
I was just diagnosed with endometrial cancer 2 weeks ago.
Thank you for this video
Very informative and down to the point. Thank you.
Loved ur lecture doc...
thank you so much as a 4yr med student 🌟
you are wonderful
That was a great explanation thank you
The Lecture was on point very helpful thanks
What if a woman who had diagnosed hyperplasia & was then given a endometrial ablation? Is there any risk of developing cancer?
After a ablation I was told it’s very difficult to do another DNC because of scar tissue, however, this person has had severe abdominal pain since & is well past the surgical pain.
Really Big Mahalo!🏝🌋🌊
Wow very interesting
Good lecture sir 👍
You are the best , I'm your medical student , keep these vidz going sir
Im still in the productive years. (37) Ive been having abnormal bleeding in between periods for about 2 years. I pass huge painful blood clots around day 4 of the regular period. Should I push my doctor to get my endometrial biopsied?
3:35-3:54 video got stuck
Endometrial Serous Carcinoma? Why don’t you talk about this diagnosis? Not all endometrial cancers are under the umbrella spoken of in this video, in fact, the most dangerous isn’t included.
Does this depend on the stage of cancer?
thank u sir, simpe and precise lecture, i can cover more topics in small time
Nice lecture sir....... Keep on
I was on unopposed estrogen for 6 long months waiting for donor ova in IVF treatment. Now I am going through this post menopausally.
How are you feeling now after a year of uterine issues.
@@janjoy9759 I needed a hysterectomy!