Which hospital should I go to for treatment of breast cancer

Mental depression, frequent anger, bad mood, and depression may be related to the current high-intensity life pressure. Many women have developed bad habits such as unreasonable diet structure, bad living habits, and excessive life pressure. Bad living habits bring depression. In the long run, it leads to acidification of the body, decline in human function, poor blood circulation, endocrine hormone imbalance, menstrual disorders, etc., which cause breast diseases, namely breast hyperplasia. If not intervened and treated, it may induce breast cancer.

Early detection and early treatment are the key to curing breast cancer. The best hospitals in China are public tertiary hospitals. Such hospitals have a complete team of experts, diagnosis and treatment plans, technical level, service prices, medical management, etc., and are the best choice for treating diseases. Patients feel more assured when they go to public tertiary hospitals for treatment, which has good effects and fast recovery. It is a good choice. Early detection and early treatment are recommended.

A comprehensive treatment plan is adopted based on the patient's actual situation. The following treatment plans are provided for your reference. Please follow the instructions of the attending physician for specific treatment.

(1) Surgery for breast cancer: It is a radical treatment for early-stage breast cancer and a palliative treatment for late-stage breast cancer. Mastectomy, combined with axillary dissection and preservation of the pectoral muscles, is considered the modern standard treatment for patients with stage I breast cancer and some patients with stage II breast cancer.

(2) Radiotherapy for breast cancer: It is one of the main treatment methods for breast cancer and is a local treatment method. Radiotherapy is used for: ① Radical radiotherapy; ② Preoperative and postoperative adjuvant therapy; ③ Palliative radiotherapy. The initial results of radiotherapy, supplemented by smaller-scale surgery (such as lumpectomy), are encouraging.

(3) Endocrine therapy for breast cancer: Surgical resection and radiotherapy can achieve the goal of radical cure, while endocrine therapy has a control effect on the growth and regression of breast cancer. About 1/3 of patients with advanced breast cancer can achieve complete or partial remission by undergoing ovarian, adrenal or pituitary resection.

(4) Chemotherapy for breast cancer: Chemotherapy has become an active treatment measure for all stages of breast cancer. In early-stage breast cancer, adjuvant chemotherapy after radical surgery can improve the cure rate; chemotherapy combined with other treatments in late-stage breast cancer can also relieve the disease and prolong survival. Breast cancer is relatively sensitive to chemotherapy. It is more suitable for postmenopausal women with positive lymph node signs.

(5) Immunotherapy for breast cancer: For many years, people have been exploring the application of immunology to treat breast cancer. Theoretically, immunotherapy is the most specific, damaging only tumor cells without damaging normal cells. The therapeutic effect is systemic and is suitable for treating non-localized tumors. Despite many attempts, none of them have achieved the expected results.