New Delhi, June 30 -- Changes in menstrual bleeding are common throughout a woman's life and are often linked to hormonal fluctuations, stress, perimenopause, or other benign gynaecological conditions. However, persistent or unexpected bleeding, particularly after menopause, should never be ignored. It is one of the earliest and most common warning signs of endometrial cancer, the most common cancer affecting the lining of the uterus.

Because abnormal bleeding often appears early in the disease, many women are diagnosed when treatment is most effective. Understanding the warning signs, risk factors, diagnosis, and treatment options can help women seek timely medical care and improve outcomes.

Q. What is endometrial cancer?

Dr Amita Nai...