1, can I eat pigeon soup after breast cancer surgery?

Generally, after surgery, you should first eat some liquid food or semi-liquid food for nutritional collocation. After two or three days of surgery, you can eat some fish soup or pigeon soup for nutritional conditioning, which can effectively promote physical recovery.

So you can eat pigeon soup after breast cancer surgery.

2. The difference between carcinoma in situ and breast cancer

The range of incidence of these two diseases is different. Primary cancer usually occurs at the junction of cornea and conjunctiva, but breast cancer is not like this. This disease is a tumor disease located in the breast, so it is differentiated accordingly.

Secondly, the people who suffer from the disease. Cancer in situ, a tumor, mainly appears in the elderly, which is a disease that may occur in both men and women, while breast cancer, mostly appears in middle-aged women, so patients should pay attention.

3. How to treat the third stage of breast cancer?

The third stage of breast cancer belongs to the middle stage of breast cancer. If lymph node metastasis has occurred, the patient should actively and effectively treat it, combined with cellular immunotherapy, improve the body immunity, control the patient's condition, prevent the recurrence and metastasis of cancer cells, and improve his physical condition.

Patients with stage III breast cancer can take surgical treatment plus postoperative chemotherapy, or take surgical treatment after chemotherapy. Patients need to keep a good attitude. You can also take traditional Chinese medicine at the same time to increase the immune resistance of the body. , control the patient's condition, prevent cancer cell recurrence and metastasis, and improve the physical condition.

Which women are prone to breast cancer?

1, abuse of health care products

This situation is the most serious in breast enhancement products. Many breast enhancement products for external application and oral administration have added estrogen, or there are ingredients that can be converted into estrogen through the liver. Long-term use can also induce breast cancer.

2. Overweight

If a woman after menopause is overweight, the risk of breast cancer will increase by 30%, because fat cells secrete estrogen, which affects the hormone level in the body.

3. Early menarche or late menopause

This will make the breast affected by estrogen for too long and increase the chance of cancer.

4. Have a family history

If the mother gets breast cancer before menopause, the probability of her daughter getting breast cancer is two or three times that of ordinary people, and the age of illness may be advanced. Therefore, women with a family history of breast cancer should be examined regularly and found early.

5, childless

At present, one of the most definite risk factors for breast cancer determined by medical circles is barren women, because they lack the protection of progesterone and are more susceptible to excessive estrogen stimulation. Women who have never given birth for life have the highest risk of developing breast cancer, and the chances of developing breast cancer for those who have given birth for the first time after the age of 35 are greatly increased.

6. Not breastfeeding

It has long been recognized in the medical field that breast-fed women are much less likely to develop breast cancer than those who have never breast-fed.

Breast cancer is easy to recur several years after operation.

Follow-up after breast cancer surgery is very important. Because breast cancer is a systemic disease, although the prognosis is better than other malignant tumors, and the current level of comprehensive treatment has been greatly improved, there are still about 1/3 patients who will have recurrence and metastasis within 5- 10 years after surgery, and early detection of recurrence and metastasis and timely treatment are expected to prolong the survival of patients.

In the early stage of breast cancer recurrence and metastasis, patients often have no symptoms, but regular examination at the hospital (preferably at the newly treated tumor specialist hospital) can find signs of early metastasis. Generally, the time of recurrence and metastasis is the most common within two years after surgery, and the probability of recurrence and metastasis will gradually decrease with the extension of postoperative time. However, many patients have recurrence and metastasis after surgery for more than ten years or even two years. Therefore, breast cancer patients should be followed up regularly for life after surgery: they should be examined every three or four months in the first two years of surgery, every six months in the third to fifth years, and once a year after five years, until life.

Recurrence of breast cancer will also bring other serious effects: patients with recurrence of breast cancer need reoperation; More drugs are needed, and these drugs may have serious side effects; At the same time, it will also bring huge economic burden, and more importantly, it will bring huge psychological impact to patients and their families.