What happens if breast cancer relapses after mid-term cure

In recent years, the number of breast cancer patients in my country has increased. Breast cancer seriously affects women's physical and mental health, and even threatens women's lives. So, what happens if breast cancer recurs after being cured in the middle stage? This is a question that many patients and their families are very concerned about.

What happens if breast cancer recurs after being cured in the middle stage?

1. Breast cancer relapses after mid-term cure. In the early stage, a bean-sized lump can be felt in the breast, which is hard and movable. Generally, there is no obvious pain, and a few have paroxysmal dull pain, dull pain or tingling pain.

2. Changes in breast appearance: If breast cancer recurs after being cured in the middle stage, the skin at the tumor site may bulge, and some local skin may appear orange peel-like, or even edematous, discolored, or have eczema-like changes.

3. The nipple is retracted near the center. The breast skin is slightly sunken, the nipple is eroded, the nipple is asymmetrical, or the breast skin is thickened and coarsened, and the pores are enlarged.

4. Although some early breast cancer patients cannot feel a clear lump in the breast, they often have local discomfort, especially postmenopausal women. Sometimes they may feel mild pain and discomfort in one breast, or heaviness, soreness and discomfort in one shoulder and back, and even involve the upper arm on that side.