What is the overall survival rate of breast cancer

The 5-year survival rate of breast cancer has reached 80%-90%, but different molecular staging, whether to receive standardized treatment and follow-up will affect the patient's survival rate. It is necessary to conduct personalized analysis and evaluation. After patients with very early breast cancer take timely treatment measures, the survival rate is relatively high. If the cancer enters the first stage, the patient's survival rate will drop to 90%. The survival of breast cancer patients mainly depends on the pathological subtype of breast cancer and the early or late stage of breast cancer.

What are the treatments for advanced breast cancer?

The first treatment for advanced breast cancer is traditional chemotherapy, and new chemotherapy drugs are constantly being developed abroad. ⅢB, ⅢC For patients with locally advanced breast cancer, if the local lesions are large, or there is metastasis to the ipsilateral supraclavicular lymph nodes, or obvious metastasis to the internal mammary lymph nodes, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and endocrine therapy can be used. Surgery can be used as a component of comprehensive treatment, especially for patients with locally advanced disease, who can get surgical opportunities through new adjuvant therapy. Advanced breast cancer mainly depends on some of its endocrine receptors, such as ER, PR, HER2 targeted expression status and Ki67 if the proliferation index, if combined with the growth rate to choose the treatment method, ER, PR positive should be based on endocrine therapy;

Breast cancer chemotherapy sequelae

For patients who have undergone chemotherapy for breast cancer, the first clinical symptoms may be nausea, vomiting, etc. The sequelae of chemotherapy for breast cancer can cause a decrease in white blood cells, so doctors often tell hospitals to check white blood cells for chemotherapy patients. The third is nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and insomnia, which are our common chemotherapy reactions. Many side effects of radiation damage can be alleviated by some drugs and subsequent repair, but if the tumor is not thoroughly treated, it will be incurable once it recurs and metastasizes.