Pain symptoms of breast cancer bone metastasis

Breast cancer bone metastasis pain symptoms

Patients with bone metastasis are prone to pathological fractures. Clinically, bisphosphonates are recommended for the treatment of bone metastasis, which have significant effects on relieving pain and bone metastasis. First of all, bone metastasis should be treated to relieve pain symptoms. Bisphosphonates, radiotherapy, and surgical treatment have certain effects on controlling pain.

Some painkillers can also be used to relieve pain. Symptoms of breast cancer bone metastasis are generally after breast cancer surgery or in the late stage of breast cancer. In the late stage without surgery, we can also have some pathological fractures, that is, the patient will suddenly fracture.

What is the AT chemotherapy regimen for breast cancer?

These two drugs, whether it is the delta-cyclic or paclitaxel, are currently the drugs with the highest single-drug remission rate. The combination of these two strongest drugs is relatively ideal for the treatment of breast cancer. The regimen is once every three weeks, and each dose should be calculated based on body surface area. Breast cancer is more common in female patients.

Is breast cancer hereditary?

1. Breast cancer is a genetic mutation of breast epithelial cells under the influence of various carcinogenic factors, which leads to uncontrolled cell proliferation. Due to the change in the biological behavior of breast cells, it presents disordered and unlimited malignant proliferation. The cause of breast cancer has not yet been fully clarified, but infertility, few births, full-term birth of the first child, late age, early menstruation, history of benign breast disease, family history of breast cancer, oral contraceptives, and radiation exposure have been confirmed to be related to breast cancer.

2. If more than two members of a family have breast cancer, it is called family clustering. Relatives need to undergo a genetic investigation for breast cancer. Breast cancer is hereditary, and the probability is relatively high. The transfer transmission rate of some carriers of genetic genes is about 10%, which is also caused by hormone levels, emotional changes, work pressure, unhealthy diet, etc.

3. Especially for high-risk groups, they must pay attention to observation and active prevention, such as changing their lifestyle habits, not eating fried and greasy underwear, and adjusting their mentality.