What are the targeted drugs for breast cancer?

Targeted drugs for breast cancer include pyrotinib, tamoxifen, trastuzumab, anastrozole, toremifene and letrozole. They are mainly used to treat metastatic breast cancer and can kill cancer cells. Some patients experience side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and hair loss after taking the drug. Targeted drugs for breast cancer include trastuzumab, which is a recombinant derived monoclonal antibody that can selectively occur outside the cell. Trastuzumab Herceptin is the most common targeted drug for breast cancer, and patients can only use Her-2 or FISH.

What is the best treatment for breast cancer?

According to the clinical stage and tumor location, the treatment of breast cancer is roughly as follows: In stage I and IIA, patients are mainly treated with surgery, which can be radical surgery or breast conservation surgery. The need for adjuvant therapy is determined based on the lymph node condition and prognostic indicators. The main effect of this treatment method is to most effectively control the patient's primary tumor and regional lymph nodes, reduce local recurrence of the disease, and then improve survival rate. When the breast cancer tumor is relatively small and not far away, surgical resection is the most appropriate treatment method.

Can breast cancer patients drink yogurt?

Yes, for breast cancer patients, active treatment is still needed, through surgical resection, pathological examination and immune leasing examination, according to the examination results, choose later chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, targeted drug therapy, etc. Among them, fat, casein and whey protein can increase satiety, avoid overeating, and help control blood sugar. Controlling blood sugar plays a very important role in preventing cancer and slowing the growth of cancer cells. At present, most yogurts sold on the market contain high sugar and are high-calorie foods. It is recommended that breast cancer patients eat as little as possible.