Is the cure rate of early breast cancer high?

We all know that breast cancer is a particularly terrible disease, but if we can detect it in the early stage, the chance of cure is still very high. Through early detection of breast cancer, most early breast cancer patients can be cured. Due to the effects of early detection, early treatment and the widespread use of new effective treatment methods, the incidence of breast cancer has been increasing in recent years, but the mortality rate has been decreasing, and the survival period of breast cancer patients is much higher than that of other tumors.

Is the cure rate of early breast cancer high? It is reported that early detection and early reasonable treatment of breast cancer can greatly prolong the survival of patients. The 5-year survival rate of patients with stage I breast cancer can reach 93%, and the 5-year survival rate of patients with stage II breast cancer can reach 81%. In fact, most patients with early breast cancer can be completely cured. Early detection, timely surgery, optimized treatment plans, and attention to the patient's body and mind are all factors that help patients eventually recover.

Molybdenum palladium, B-ultrasound, and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging can all help to detect breast cancer at an early stage. The treatment of breast cancer places more emphasis on reducing damage to the female body, and targeted therapy is increasingly being used in the clinical treatment of breast cancer patients.

Studies have shown that standardized chemotherapy can reduce the risk of recurrence and death from early breast cancer and improve long-term survival rates; for patients with advanced breast cancer, standardized chemotherapy can shrink tumors, improve quality of life and prolong survival.

The goal of early breast cancer treatment is to cure the tumor, reduce the risk of postoperative tumor recurrence and death, and prolong survival. Early treatment six months to one year before and after surgery may gain 20 to 30 years of survival.