Cancer

Common symptoms that indicate cancer disease are:

1. emergence of a lump in the breast that can be touched by hand, which bumps the longer it will increasingly harden and irregular shape.

2. Appears a small bump under the armpit.

3. In the breast skin will shrivel up like an orange peel.

4. The shape and size of one breast change.

5. Nipple will change direction, usually inward.

Patients with breast cancer will experience tremendous pain and prolonged. This is the affliction to be borne by the patient. To the extent possible so that you prevent this disease attacks you. Here are some things you can do to prevent breast cancer:

1. Do not use a bra that is too tight for a long time.

2. Do not smoke and consume alcohol.

3. Do breast self-examination, routinely every month;

4. keep your health by eating fruits and vegetables fresh;

5. does exercise regularly;

6. avoid eating too many high fat foods;

7. avoid stress.

Inflammation Breast Cancer

Doctors usually only know that this change is not caused by inflammation or infection, but because cancer cells block the lymph vessels have been in the skin. The affected breast is usually bigger, chewy, soft or itching. In the early stages, sometimes the wrong type of cancer is defined as a breast infection (mastitis) and treated with antibiotics.

If not improved, the doctor will usually recommend a biopsy. Because there is no lump, this type is usually not detected during a mammogram. This type of cancer tends to spread and it looks worse than the type of IBC, or ILC. Paget’s disease of nipple: This type of breast cancer begins in the ducts and spreads to the skin of the nipple and then to the areola (the dark circle around the nipple). This species is rare (only about 1% of all cases of breast cancer).

The sign is the nipple and areola skin cracked, scaly, and red, with the bleeding area. Patients usually notice any areas such as burning or itching. Paget’s disease is often associated with DCIS, or more often IDC. Treatment often requires a mastectomy. If DCIS is found only (no invasive cancer), when the breast is removed, hope recovery is very good.

So, the more days the death rate from this cancer could be reduced further. Especially in patients under the age of 30 years. But if it turns out this cancer was already residing in your body, given the very rapid development from stage 1 to not be saved only takes less than five years. Then you must be willing to do various kinds of tests, examinations and treatment to undergo a series of super-intensive.

All this is done for the development of cancer cells to known wild-level deployment. This is called ‘staging’. No need to panic, because the advancement of medical technology is growing day by day. So there are many possibilities for you to get away from this deadly disease.

Stage 1, at this stage, cancerous lump no more than 2 cm and cannot be detected from outside. A very systematic treatment will be given at this stage of cancer, the aim is for the cancer cells can not spread and does not continue on the next stage. At this stage, the possibility of full recovery in patients was 70%.

Stage 2, at this stage, the possibility of cured patients is 30-40% depending on the extent of spread of cancer cells. Usually the amount of cancerous lumps is more than 2 even up to 5 cm and the diffusion rate was already up to the armpit area. Or it could be the size of the cancer has reached 5 centimeters but has not spread everywhere.

Stage 3, according to data, 87% of breast cancers are found at this stadium. Lumps of cancer were larger than 5 centimeters and have spread to lymph nodes.

For that, need the support of the family or friends. Breast cancer patients should tell their family or friends because people need the support of the people closest result of the impact of emotions they experienced. Is normal if the patient does not want to tell family or friends about their disease. The reason is because they do not want to bother or make the people who heard it to be sad or worried.

But, imagine the opposite situation, when you are not informed by the family or your close friends that he was suffering from cancer, of course you will be more sad because you do not know and might not provide the required assistance. Someone’s life is the closest and you can talk to find the best treatment and the impact that may be experienced.

Breast cancer patients may feel inferior to the current situation affecting marital relationship. Instead, it is also discussed with your husband to be understood and can provide assistance by giving hugs or other expressions of affection. Children who are small may not understand what was happening.

However, if your child can already talk to, you can tell in simple language what is meant by breast cancer and the effects that might occur in your physical, such as hair loss from chemotherapy or changes in the breast.