Common sites of breast cancer

Breast cancer tumor cells tend to concentrate in a certain area of ​​the breast. Knowing the common locations of breast cancer will be more helpful in the treatment of breast cancer. So, where is breast cancer most common? Let’s learn about it together below.

Breast cancer is most commonly found on the upper outer part of the breast. Breast lumps are also most commonly found in the upper part of the body. According to statistics of relevant materials, 60% of breast cancers occur in the upper and outer parts, 12% occur under the nipple, 12% occur in the upper and inner parts, 10% occur in the lower and outer parts, and 6% occur in the lower and inner parts. The lumps invade the entire breast, and some even cover the entire breast.

Based on the location of breast cancer tumor cells, doctors can make further diagnosis and treatment to help breast cancer patients recover and cure.

How to treat mastitis? Subacute mastitis is more common in women who have just given birth. Subacute mastitis is a subacute suppurative infection of the breast. But now the editor wants to tell you that there is no treatment for subacute mastitis before the cyst stage occurs.

(1) Stop breastfeeding with the affected breast to avoid affecting the baby's physical and mental health. At the same time, take certain effective measures to promote the smooth discharge of milk (such as using a breast pump to suck out milk, etc.) and remove factors of milk stasis.

(ii) Some acupuncture, physical therapy and hot compresses are helpful in relieving the initial inflammation. For those with significant edema, 25% magnesium sulfate cold compress can be used.

(III) Partial closure: can promote the disappearance of early subacute mastitis.

(IV) Systemic anti-infection: use of antibiotics (cephalosporins, levofloxacin, methoxazole).

(V) Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of subacute mastitis: mainly focusing on soothing the liver, clearing away heat and detoxifying, warming the stomach and promoting lactation.

It is imperative to treat acute mastitis, especially for the first-time mother. If acute mastitis is not treated in time, it will affect the baby's breastfeeding, which is not good for the mother and the child.