Invasive ductal breast carcinoma grade 3

No matter which type of breast cancer it is, it will cause great harm to a woman's body. Therefore, if a woman finds that her breasts are abnormal, she should go to the hospital for breast cancer screening in time. There are many types of breast cancer. In addition to the common breast carcinoma in situ, there is also invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast. What does it mean if a woman is diagnosed with grade 3 invasive ductal breast carcinoma?

Invasive ductal breast carcinoma grade 3

To judge the severity of breast cancer, in addition to the pathological type, it is also necessary to understand the size of the mass, the results of immunohistochemistry, and the mentioned component chemical grading. Grade 3 is a high grade, which means that grade 3 invasive ductal breast carcinoma is a relatively high grade of low differentiation.

Further treatment plans should be formulated based on the patient's own conditions, and should be based on the patient's pathology, tumor size and the number of lymph nodes removed, immunohistochemistry results, the patient's basic information, and the surgical method to determine the extent and further treatment.

Patients should adjust their mentality and actively go to the hospital to receive various examinations and treatments. In their daily lives, patients should also communicate more with their families, adjust their mentality, and maintain a good mood. You can eat more nutritious foods to supplement the nutrients you need. You can also eat more fresh fruits or vegetables, or do some appropriate physical exercises to enhance your physical fitness.

What to do about invasive ductal breast carcinoma

Surgical resection is one of the commonly used methods for the treatment of invasive ductal carcinoma. The surgical treatment of invasive ductal carcinoma is mainly radical surgery, and its principles are:

① Invasive ductal carcinoma nests and regional lymph nodes should be removed en bloc.

② Remove all breast tissue and widely remove the skin covering its surface.

③Resection of the pectoralis major and pectoralis minor muscles.

④ Thoroughly clear the axillary lymph nodes. Due to the wide range of resection, the patient's body is difficult to recover, and the appearance abnormality is also very obvious. With the improvement of surgical technology, improved surgical methods such as radical surgery and lumpectomy are increasingly used in the treatment of invasive ductal carcinoma. Quasi-radical surgery is a radical surgery that preserves the pectoralis major muscle but removes its fascia. Through clinical observation, many scholars believe that the therapeutic effect of quasi-radical surgery is comparable to that of radical surgery. Lumpectomy is mainly used to treat early-stage invasive ductal carcinoma that has not spread extensively.

Chinese medicine treatment

① 30g seaweed, 30g kelp, 30g cassia seed, 25g Ligustrum lucidum fruit. Decoction twice a day

②Three root soup: 60g of rattan pear root, 30g of wild grape root, 30g of holly root, 30g of cloud fruit, 3g of star anise, and 3g of raw arisaema. Oral administration, 1 dose per day, decoct in 2 divided doses. First boil the raw Arisaema for 1-2 hours, then add other herbs and boil. This prescription reports a case of breast cancer being cured after taking it for 2 months.

Recipe:

① 0.5g of musk, 3g of raw pinellia, 3g of cloves, and 3g of costusroot. Grind them into fine powder, wrap them with thin cotton gauze, and plug them into the opposite nostril.

②100 grams of deer antler tips. 100 grams of Snow Lily fruit, grind into fine powder. Take 10 grams daily with yellow sugar and aged vinegar.

③ Roast several pieces of tortoise shell until they turn yellow, grind into powder, mash black date meat into pills, take 10g daily with boiled water.