There is a possibility of complete cure after suffering from early endometrial cancer. In the early stage, endometrial cancer will have the symptoms of vaginal bleeding, and patients in menstruation period will have menstrual disorders, prolonged menstruation period and increased menstrual flow, and some patients will also discharge bloody fluid from vagina. In early stage, the lesions of endometrial cancer are often small, and the lesions only exist in some mucous membrane of the uterus, and there will not be metastasis to surrounding tissues and lymph nodes. Surgery is the first choice, and the doctor will determine whether chemotherapy is needed in conjunction with the disease. At this point, the lesion can usually be completely removed, and the possibility of recurrence and metastasis is small, with the possibility of a complete cure. When symptoms appear, patients must consult doctors for examination in time to avoid delaying the condition. After being cured, endometrial cancer patients should follow the doctor’s instructions for regular follow-up to avoid recurrence.