What is Invasive Breast Cancer

What is invasive breast cancer?

Invasive breast cancer refers to cancer cells penetrating the mammary ducts, or it may be caused by malignant tumors invading the basement membrane of the lobular alveoli. This disease is very harmful to women's health, so it is necessary to choose the right treatment method to help women recover.

1. Definition of invasive breast cancer

Invasive breast cancer mainly refers to cancer cells that have penetrated the mammary ducts, or the basement membrane of the lobular alveoli has been invaded by malignant tumors, which is generally called invasive breast cancer. Invasive breast cancer is mostly adenocarcinoma, which originates from the mammary epithelial cells and invades the peripheral nerves, which has a great impact on health.

Invasive breast cancer usually causes breast lumps, which are irregular and not smooth in surface. Most people do not feel pain. Sometimes it is accompanied by nipple discharge. Of course, this is not the night of breastfeeding. In this case, nipple discharge may be breast hyperplasia or breast duct dilatation. Check and pay attention in time.

Treatment of invasive breast cancer

Invasive breast cancer is mostly treated with surgery, which can see the lesions, but surgery is risky, and even after surgery, new lesions may occur, so this disease should be faced with an optimistic attitude.

Of course, patients can also receive conservative treatment according to their condition. During conservative treatment, they should go to the hospital regularly for health checks to understand changes in their bodies. This disease is difficult to cure, so don't rush to see it. It is very necessary to choose the right treatment method.

People with this type of disease should actively cooperate with treatment, then have regular check-ups and take medication on time every day to help recover. During this period, you should also be careful not to get angry or upset. It is also important to take good care of your breasts.