How long can you live with early breast cancer?

It has to be admitted that breast cancer has indeed become a more serious problem that endangers the health of modern women. Although the chance of curing breast cancer is very high, it is very difficult to cure it in the late stage of breast cancer. At the same time, after suffering from breast cancer, survival time has also become a concern for patients. If breast cancer is diagnosed in the early stages, how long can you expect to survive?

Clinically, survival time after breast cancer surgery has always been the most concerned issue for patients, especially those with early-stage breast cancer, who all hope to get rid of the disease as soon as possible. For breast cancer patients, whether in the early or other stages, improper postoperative care can easily affect the patient's survival time.

So what should you pay attention to after breast cancer surgery?

According to relevant experts, after breast cancer surgery, patients should pay attention to observe changes in the wound, and pay close attention to changes in the local lymphatic system, lungs, brain and other soft tissues; at the same time, they should undergo regular examinations to prevent the possibility of postoperative metastasis of cancer cells; in terms of dietary care, they should focus on high-protein and high-nutrition foods, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, legumes, lean meat, eggs, etc., but they should also be careful not to blindly supplement, so as not to increase the burden on the body.

Experts also said that in addition to appropriate care, postoperative auxiliary treatment should not be relaxed and should be carried out scientifically according to the doctor's advice. If care and auxiliary treatment are appropriate, the patient's survival time will be extended accordingly. However, each patient's physical condition, age of onset, pathological type, immune function, and family history may affect the survival time after surgery for early breast cancer. Therefore, the survival time of specific patients still requires specific analysis.

But everyone can rest assured that after patients with early breast cancer receive radical surgery, they can continue to receive effective comprehensive treatment, such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Targeted therapy, etc. Most patients are able to control the progression of the disease or even cure it, thereby prolonging their survival time.

What are the early symptoms of breast cancer?

1. Although some early breast cancer patients cannot feel a clear lump in the breast, they often have local discomfort, especially postmenopausal women. Sometimes they feel mild pain and discomfort in one breast, or heaviness, soreness and discomfort in one shoulder and back, and even involve the upper arm on that side.

2. In the early stage, a bean-sized lump can be felt in the breast, which is hard and movable. There is generally no obvious pain, and a few have paroxysmal dull pain, dull pain or stabbing pain.

3. Changes in breast appearance: The skin at the site of the lump may be seen to be bulging, and some local skin may appear orange peel-like, or even edematous, discolored, or have eczema-like changes.

4. The nipple is retracted near the center. The breast skin has a slight depression (medically known as "dimple syndrome"), nipple erosion, nipple asymmetry, or the breast skin is thickened and coarsened, and the pores are enlarged (medically known as "orange peel syndrome")

5. Nipple discharge: If the discharge is bloody or serous, special attention should be paid to further examination.

6. Regional lymphadenopathy, most commonly in the ipsilateral axillary lymph nodes. Supraclavicular lymphadenopathy is already in the late stage.

In fact, many people who have breast cancer are able to resume a healthy life. This is because they used the traditional Chinese medicine ginseng essence extract ginsenoside RH2 (Hu Ming Su, 16.2%) in auxiliary treatment.