How big is a breast cancer lump

The size of breast cancer lumps is an important indicator to help determine the choice of breast cancer treatment methods. For patients with hand lumps larger than 5cm or those who intend to undergo surgical resection, if the lump is larger than 3cm, the patient is not suitable for radical surgery or breast conservation surgery at this time. For early and mid-stage patients, it is necessary to consider timely radical surgery for active treatment. For some mid- and late-stage patients, adjuvant chemotherapy and adjuvant chemotherapy are required before surgery. After one course of treatment, radical surgery is considered. According to the results of postoperative pathological examination and immunohistochemistry, estrogen drugs are taken for endocrine therapy if necessary, and systemic intravenous chemotherapy is performed after surgery. Breast cancer-induced lumps are not large, 2-3cm in size is more common, mostly single, and occasionally multiple.

Is breast cancer 3c late?

For stage 3 breast cancer, it is usually combined with axillary lymph node metastasis, fusion, and local pain. Choosing local radiotherapy can control the development speed of tumor cells, relieve symptoms and pain, improve immunity, kill cancer cells, etc. Comprehensive treatment and comprehensive recovery can effectively control the development of the disease and make patients improve in the shortest time. If it is 3b and 3c, it is relatively late, but there will be no distant metastasis and it has not entered the real late stage. It should be called mid-late stage. 3c mid-late stage breast cancer.

Can malignant breast cancer be cured?

Breast cancer is of course a malignant tumor, and it is also a tumor that is not difficult to cure. The cure rate of breast cancer patients is analyzed based on their clinical stage and pathological type. For example, if early breast cancer is mostly hormone-dependent, the cure rate can reach more than 95% through radical surgical resection and postoperative endocrine drug treatment. Even for mid-stage breast cancer with lymph node metastasis, postoperative chemotherapy and local radiotherapy can make the cure rate of breast cancer exceed 70%. Among them, after surgical treatment of early breast cancer, the possibility of cure is higher, and regular follow-up and reexamination can be performed after surgery. If it is breast cancer, if it is early breast cancer.