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uterine cancer
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uterine cancer,
any malignancy of the uterus, including the cervix or endometrium. See also cervical cancer, endometrial cancer.

uterine cancer
Gynecology Any cancer that arises in the uterus–eg, cervical CA, choriocarcinoma, endometrial CA, leiomyosarcoma, mesodermal mixed tumor. See Endometrial CA.

Patient discussion about uterine cancer.

Q. Is it safe to have sex with a woman with cancer of the uterus? My 45-years old wife was told she have cancer in the uterus, and will have an operation soon. Meanwhile, should we use a condom during sex? Can the tumor pass from her to me (like AIDS or HPV)?

A. unless the cancer has lots of bleeding, you don't need to use condoms.
but if your wife would undergo an operation, maybe you need to be off-of-that-sex 1-2 days prior to operation day, just to make sure there's no super infection that will bother the operation plan.

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