Re-emergence of breast cancer can be either in situ or in remote transfer. In the case of in situ relapse, partial treatment, such as re-operation or local treatment, can be performed, plus chemotherapy. However, in the case of long-distance transfers, treatment through chemotherapy or endocrine can only alleviate progress.
Re-transmittances are mainly related to these three causes.
1. Characteristics of the tumor itself
Depending on the organization ‘ s characteristics and rate of growth, different types of breast cancer are subject to a different risk of relapse transfer, with the first diagnosis being of late, and the transferred breast cancer having a relatively less expected effect and a higher probability of relapse transfer.
2. Inadequate treatment
After the first detection of breast cancer, the operation was able to remove the original stoics and assist in the treatment of the abominable cancer cells by a series of means. But these treatments are at the bottom of low-level early cancer cells. When human immunity is low, early cancer cells recover from hibernation and accelerate growth to form new adult cells.
Some patients do not have comprehensive and effective treatment after the operation, so it is possible that the cancer cells hidden in the body will grow into tiny stoves that cannot be detected by both the naked eye and image, and will later become the cause of a relapse.
3. Low immunity, psychological state, etc.
When physical immunity is low, other diseases are more likely to enter. Poor mental state, chronic depression, also provides opportunities for cancer cells to invade.
Please do not let yourself fall into useless anxiety, but rather give yourself time to heal. Instead of being blindly concerned about the recurrence of diversion, we should prevent:
1. Development of good habits
In the event of poor post-operative sleep, it may be appropriate to increase their daytime activity. Simply put, the need for sleep increases when your daytime energy is at a certain level.
2. Diet
Pay attention to the phenol mix, to spicy irritation, and to avoid eating food with high estrogen content.
3. Sports
Maintaining the right exercise on a daily basis will not only help to improve the sleep situation, but will also ease the mood.
4. Maintaining a good mind
Breast cancer is a malignant neoplasm and can have symptoms such as breast swelling and breast pain. Patients can actively cooperate with doctors in the treatment of the patient through whole-milk excisions, breast-pulse surgery, etc. Treatment can help to recover by maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude and avoiding adverse moods such as anxiety and depression.
5. Avoiding radiation exposure: If chest radiation is required, as far as possible, other locations should be selected to reduce breast exposure.
6. Regular follow-up: Regular medical examinations and breast ultrasound can help to detect possible signs of recurrence in a timely manner. Other relevant examinations, such as bone scans, MRI or PET-CT, are carried out on the advice of doctors.
In everyday life, if there are symptoms of discomfort, timely medical examination and active treatment is required.
