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VIDEO: Dr. Williams - Endometrial Cancer, Is It Preventable?

March 21, 2009 - 8:52pm 350 reads 0 comments

Dr. Williams shares if there is anything women can do to prevent endometrial cancer.

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Dr. Williams:
In order to prevent endometrial cancer it's important that a woman be having normal menstrual periods or cycling regularly. A woman not having a period the way she is supposed to puts her at increased risk of developing endometrial cancer where there is a continual build-up of the tissue, where it's not being shed properly.

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