Attention after breast cancer treatment

Breast cancer is one of the most common malignant neoplasms in women after the end of the treatment of breast cancer and, as medical technology continues to improve, more and more patients are being effectively controlled after treatment. However, the end of treatment does not mean full rehabilitation, and there are many things that patients still need to take into account in their subsequent lives in order to reduce the risk of relapse and improve the quality of life.First, regular review is essential. The first two years after the end of treatment are generally reviewed every three months; the third to five years, every six months; and after five years, every year. The review items typically include breast and armpit ultrasound, chest CT, abdominal ultrasound, bone scanning, tumor markers, etc., in order to detect possible recurrence or transfer in a timely manner.Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important for physical recovery and the prevention of recurrence. A balanced diet is key, and foods rich in protein, vitamins and minerals, such as fish, poultry, eggs, skinny meat, fresh vegetables and fruits, should be consumed more, reducing the intake of high fats, high heat, high sugar and pickled foods. Moderate sports can help to improve health and immunity, such as walking, yoga, swimming, etc., but overwork should be avoided.The regulation of emotions should also not be overlooked. Breast cancer patients are often under great psychological stress during treatment, and after treatment, anxiety, depression, etc. may occur. Maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude, participating in social events, communicating with family and friends and, if necessary, seeking the help of a psychologist helps to ease the psychological burden and to promote physical and psychological recovery.Watch the breast self-check. A breast self-examination is carried out every month to see if there has been any changes in the physique of the breast and to see if there has been anomalous swollen, knots, etc. If abnormalities are detected, medical treatment should be provided in a timely manner.Avoid the use of health care and cosmetics containing estrogen. Excessive estrogen levels may increase the risk of re-emergence of breast cancer and, therefore, the product should be carefully selected.Endocrinology treatment is carried out on the advice of a doctor. Endocrine treatment usually lasts from 5 to 10 years for hormonal receptor-positive breast cancer. Patients should take time medication, not reduce their own dose or stop it, and take care to observe the side effects of the drug, such as osteoporosis and thickening of the uterus, and to communicate with doctors in a timely manner.Take care to rest, and ensure adequate sleep. Good sleep helps to repair the body and restore the immune system.In addition, the patient should take care of his or her overall health. Actively treating other chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, etc., to increase the overall resilience of the body.In short, after the breast cancer treatment has been completed, the patients need attention in many ways. Comprehensive measures such as regular review, healthy living and psychological care can better prevent relapses and improve the quality of life and the future. It was to be hoped that every breast cancer patient would be able to return to his or her health and well-being in the path of recovery.These are some of the things that need to be noted after breast cancer treatment.