Uterine cancer is very rare.
Tumors or abnormal cell growth occurs in the muscle or other supporting tissue of the uterus, which is the hollow, pear-shaped organ also known as the womb. While uterine cancer tends to grow rapidly, there is no early warning. It is most common in women after menopause. The first symptom is usually post-menopausal bleeding. Age over 50 and using estrogen without progesterone increase the risk.