Breast cancer - Symptoms and treatment

 

The genes in charge of the body's cells' development and health are mutated to cause cancer.

This abnormal proliferation may occur to the breast cells which is called breast cancer. Breast cancer cells may divide unabatedly, leading to the development of a tumor. 

Although breast cancer is more common in women, it can also affect men. Breast cancer patients may not even exhibit any symptoms. Breast cancer can show up as a new lump or mass in the breast, especially if it is in its early stages. In general, any change in the texture or look of the breasts, as well as breast pain, can indicate breast cancer.

Nipple discharge or redness breast or nipple pain dimpling or swelling of the breasts can also be signs of breast cancer. Breast cancer has better prognosis once treated in its early stages. Women are therefore urged to participate in normal screening procedures to find breast cancer.

The suggested routine screening measures to find breast cancer even in the absence of visible signs include earlier monthly self-examination, clinical breast examination, and mammography.

Breast cancer development can be associated with a family history of

breast cancer. Early menstrual cycle onset late menopause exposure to carcinogens in dense breast tissue. using oral contraceptives or consuming too much alcohol there are several forms of breast cancer. Ductal carcinoma and lobular carcinoma with mucin are two examples. 

The basic treatment choices for breast cancer depend on the type of cancer and its stage, including the treatment of inflammatory breast cancer and carcinoma mixed tumors. Patients are surgery which involves the removal of the cancerous tissues. Radiation therapy that aims to destroy cancer cells by the use of high-energy rays and chemotherapy, which treats breast cancer with medications consult your general practitioner.

He or she can evaluate you whenever you observe any changes in your breasts and, if necessary, send you to a specialist.