Relative aged 69 had a Hysteroscopy which showed fungating growth all over the cavity, big growth from cervix os extending towards the uterine cavity, ostium not visualised due to the growth. Endometrial biopsy taken.
A Minerva coil was inserted. As I understand it, hormones will prevent precancerous cells in the epithelium of the uterus from becoming cancerous.
However, why bother, as the womb seems to be full of fungating growth which, surely, is cancerous? Surely this indicates only a few months left to live?
And why use the hormone treatment, when a hysterectomy would get rid of so much of the problem?