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Watery, milky discharge

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If you smoke, quit

Being tobacco free will promote healing after surgery, improve your response to chemotherapy and help minimize side effects.

Eat a healthy diet

While you are undergoing treatment, your dietary needs may be different. After your treatment, limit how much animal fat you have in your diet. Studies have shown that consumption of animal fat may increase the body's production of estrogen, which could increase recurrence risk. Follow a balanced diet rich in whole grains, fruits and vegetables, providing protein from low-fat sources.

Get plenty of rest

Treatment for endometrial cancer will tire you. You will need to conserve energy. Getting enough sleep helps you recover.

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This article was reviewed and updated June 2007.

 

Thu, Jan 8, 2009



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