It’s about milking and hysteria.

I. EFFECTS OF ELIMINATION AND ELIMINATIONBreast cancer is one of the malignant neoplasms with high morbidity and mortality rates among women and is treated mainly through surgical hysterectomy, which includes milking and hysterectomy, both of which have a certain degree of surgical adaptation, and which does not have any better effect.1. Breast milk: The maximum diameter of a patient ‘ s tumour may not exceed 3 cm, the part does not affect subsequent treatment, such as chemotherapy, and the tumour is proportional to the size of the breast and can be breast milked. In cases where the patient is in the middle of pregnancy, breast milk is not recommended because of the taboo of post-operative treatment, while in the case of late-pregnancy patients, breast milk is given before delivery. (b) The advantages of breast-puffing, such as the minor trauma of surgery, the short duration of the operation, the low haemorrhage of the operation, the short duration of hospitalization, the ability to maintain a good breast after the operation and a better quality of life;2- Entreptomy: In the case of late-stage breast cancer, large mammograms occupy the whole breast, fearing a local recurrence and refusing post-optomy treatment, etc., which can be used, i.e., full mastectomy. The operation has had a better effect and has been able to effectively remove the stoves, increase the survival rate and reduce relapse rates. However, the full-cut wound was extensive, the chest was flat after the surgery and the nipples were fainted and recovered slowly. If the patient is very concerned about the beauty of the breast, he/she can undergo a plastic surgery after recovery to rebuild the breast. ii. The repetition rate is analysed on a case-by-case basis for cervix and hysterectomy, which is lower in comparison to cervix, with a repetition rate of about 5-10 per cent. The treatment of tumours, however, is more focused on survival rates, and according to studies, the combination of breast-pulsive surgery and decomposition, as well as whole-body treatment, have a positive but not significant advantage over the long-term survival of patients with mammography. Breast-painting: Breast-painting usually refers to the removal of part of the breast, including the tumours and parts of the normal tissue adjacent to the tumor, or the removal of the entire ectoplasm, but may still contain residual tumour tissue, which may lead to an increase in tumour rates. After breast-pumping plus _ precision treatment, the rate of relapse can be reduced, and after breast-preserving patients can improve their quality of life, self-confidence and help with later work, family life, etc.; 2 and breast hysterectomy, i.e. the whole mastectomy, can minimize the risk of re-emergence. After the full mammography of the patient, it is possible to restore the physical integrity of the patient through self-rehabilitation or prosthesis in order to remedy the physical and psychological … deficiencies and improve the quality of life. In cases where the patient has a single tumour and the tumor is small, and is at a certain distance from the nipple, breast cancer is generally recommended for breast protection as long as it is not in the central part of the nipple, the breast plaster. Breast protection is followed by residual breast treatment to reduce local relapse and increase local control. However, it is recommended that the whole body of treatment, such as chemotherapy, target treatment, endocrinology treatment, etc., be improved to reduce the overall risk of relapse.