What is the survival rate for breast cancer?

What is the survival rate for breast cancer?

The 5-year survival rate of breast cancer has reached 80%-90%, but different molecular stages, whether or not to receive standardized treatment and follow-up will affect the patient's survival rate, requiring personalized analysis and evaluation.

If a woman finds that her nipples are inverted for no reason. If the patient is in the early stage of breast cancer, through complete and thorough surgical removal, and then according to the postoperative pathology, standard postoperative anti-tumor treatment is selected, such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy or targeted therapy, the patient's 5-year survival rate can reach more than 95%, and some patients can even have a normal life span.

What tests are done to detect breast cancer?

1. First, a pathological examination is required to establish the possibility of diagnosing breast cancer. Secondly, breast ultrasound, mammography or CT can be performed. A biopsy is still required to confirm mastitis. A fine needle aspiration biopsy can also be performed to see the pathological section. If you have mastitis, pus can be extracted. If the patient has substantial mastitis, an aspiration cell examination can be performed, and inflammatory cells can be seen.

2. Breast cancer can usually be checked through breast examination by a professional surgeon, breast ultrasound, mammography, and other examinations. MRI and blood tests for tumor markers can also be done.

3. At present, the incidence of breast cancer is getting higher and higher, and the patients are getting younger and younger. Therefore, it is of vital importance to carry out breast cancer screening and achieve "early diagnosis and early treatment" to improve the cure rate of breast cancer patients.