In adults, the uterus is inverted pear-shaped with a slightly flattened front and back. The upper part of the uterus is wider and the lower part is narrower and cylindrical, called the cervix. Malignant tumors that occur in the uterus include uterine sarcoma, endometrial cancer and cervical cancer. Uterine cancer mostly refers to endometrial cancer. For early grade endometrial cancer, after active, reasonable and effective comprehensive treatment, it can usually be basically cured, and the five-year survival rate or ten-year survival rate after surgery can reach over 90%; for advanced endometrial cancer, it is difficult to be cured, but through comprehensive treatment, plus regular follow-up after completion of treatment to determine whether there is recurrence in time, it can relieve symptoms, prolong life span and improve patients’ survival rate, specifically Survival time should take into account the patient’s age, general condition, clinical surgery-pathological stage, pathological type, tissue grading and other factors, so each person’s situation is different and the prognosis should be combined with the above factors to make a comprehensive judgment. For endometrial cancer, early detection and early treatment are necessary. Early stage patients have a better prognosis. For late stage patients, they should also be treated actively, followed up regularly, maintain an optimistic and stable state of mind, keep their body in a healthy state and improve their immunity, which can also have a positive effect on the prognosis of tumor.