Basic treatment for breast cancer
Introduction
Breast cancer is currently the most common cancer of malignant breast tumours, and the incidence of breast cancer is the second highest among women in the country, and the mortality rate is the fifth highest. It is therefore particularly important to recognize and understand the treatment of breast cancer, which can help patients to cope with breast cancer in a precarious manner.
Breast cancer treatment — five horses
As research on the treatment of cancer deepens, so does the treatment of breast cancer, which benefits from more and more treatment, there are currently five basic ways of treating breast cancer.
1. Surgery: Surgery is the most basic and fundamental form of breast cancer. In the absence of full-body treatment, the development of breast cancer surgery has been marked by breast mutilation, breast cancer root management, breast cancer expansion and breast cancer improvement. By now, breast cancer protection has evolved. After years of experience and analysis of clinical data, breast cancer surgery is now becoming smaller and better planned, and breast-milk protection can have good treatment.
2. Chemical treatment: chemotherapy is a whole-system treatment that can be applied before surgery, which we call the new assisted chemotherapy, which aims to reduce pre-surgery, actively fight for surgical opportunities for patients, preserve breast-milk opportunities, turn non-surgery breast cancer into surgical breast cancer, turn non-suspensive breast cancer into breast cancer; also after-surgery chemotherapy, kill micro-residuary stoves and cancer cells, prolong the patient ‘ s non-sick life and overall survival; and, for patients in advanced stages, improve the quality of life while delaying the development of the disease.
Radiotherapy: Radiotherapy is also one of the most important means of treatment for breast cancer, which is now widely used in the case of breast cancer. For patients with local late-stage conditions, there is a large bulge, a transfer of lymphoma, and after surgery, supplementary areas are usually required to reduce the risk of local re-emergence. For patients with advanced-stage conditions, it is possible to control symptoms in part, in particular bone pains associated with the transfer of a bone, a breakdown of a local canal of disease, etc., and to mitigate symptoms and achieve positive treatment results.
Target-oriented treatment: Target-oriented treatment, which is a full-body drug treatment for specific target points, is characterized by a marked and low body-side effect and is currently the most popular treatment. The current development of target-oriented treatment is at the forefront of breast cancer treatment, especially for Her2 target point, Her-2-positive breast cancer, which, following the success of the Her-2 target-oriented treatment, has led to a significant increase in disease-free and overall survival rates for patients, and innovative drugs for this target point continue to be developed. In addition, other target-oriented drugs are available, as are the CDK4/6 inhibitor, mTOR inhibitor, AKt inhibitor, and so on, which will give breast cancer patients greater hope for survival in the near future.
5. Endocrinological treatment: Endocrinological treatment is an effective maintenance of hormonal positive breast cancer, and endocrine-sensitive breast cancer patients, endocrine treatment can increase the survival of patients, slow the recurrence of diseases, and endocrine treatment is milder and less side-effects, which is one of the tools that HR positive breast cancers must use.
Summary:
Breast cancer continues to be one of the cancers that afflict women, and there will be more in-depth research into breast cancer in the future, with newer treatments that will not only give the patient life hope, but also, and more importantly, give the patient a chance to live a normal life free of the pain; breast cancer is cured for the future.
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