The survival time of early breast cancer mainly depends on whether appropriate treatment measures are taken in time. Generally speaking, the cancer of early breast cancer is small and has not spread and metastasized. At this time, the most effective treatment is surgical resection. Breast-conserving surgery is an important way to treat early breast cancer. After breast-conserving surgery, some conventional radiotherapy will be performed, and the 5-year survival rate of breast cancer patients after surgical resection will reach more than 6%. However, it is also possible to live longer now, and the mentality is very important.
For patients with operable early breast cancer, breast-conserving surgery with safe margin plus postoperative radiotherapy has the same curative effect as total mastectomy, but the patient is in good shape, and the quality of life of the patient and his family is very different. The treatment guidelines do not emphasize breast-conserving, but doctors should provide patients and their families with the opportunity to choose breast-conserving. For patients with large local tumors, neoadjuvant chemotherapy can also be used to reduce the tumor stage and conserve breast.