[EC-230] Endometrial Cancer Iceberg

Bloating

What people see

Hair loss and other treatment side effects

Pelvic pain

Abnormal bleeding

Irregular periods

Urination difficulties

What people don’t see

Bowel problems

Unusual discharge

Pain during sex

Feeling full early

Depression and anxiety

Bowel problems

You may become constipated, have pain during bowel movements, or experience rectal bleeding.

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Urination difficulties

Peeing may become painful or difficult.

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Pelvic pain

You may feel pain or cramping in the pelvic area that doesn’t go away.

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Unusual discharge

Discharge may be watery or bloody, have a strange color, or smell bad.

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Hair loss and other treatment side effects

Depending on what treatments you use for endometrial cancer, you may experience hair loss, swelling, or other side effects.

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Abnormal bleeding

Spotting or bleeding between periods or after menopause is a common symptom of endometrial cancer.

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Feeling full early

You may feel full after eating very little. This can lead to unintended weight loss.

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Pain during sex

Intercourse may feel painful, and you may notice bleeding afterward.

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Depression and anxiety

Many people diagnosed with cancer develop feelings of anxiety and depression.

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Bloating

Endometrial cancer may make you feel and appear bloated.

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Irregular periods

Periods may become erratic.

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