How to reexamine after breast cancer treatment

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I always felt that my breast was uncomfortable and didn't take it seriously. Just this morning, my breast was very painful and there were lots of hard lumps to feel, but there were no other symptoms. So I went to the hospital for examination, and the doctor said I had breast cancer. Today, I'd like to talk about how to review breast cancer after treatment.

How to reexamine after breast cancer treatment

First: mammography: mammography uses a series of X-ray images to show your breast tissue. The test may be more accurate in men than in women, because men do not have dense breast tissue, making it difficult to distinguish between normal abnormal tissue or breast cysts. In mammograms, male breasts are compressed between plastic plates, while radiologists take X-rays.

Second: breast ultrasound: breast ultrasound is also known as B ultrasound, doctors can use this technology to evaluate an abnormality seen in X-ray photography or found in clinical examination. The use of ultrasonic waves to form structural images within the mechanism. This can clearly see the breast situation, this method is very common, is also very general.

Third: biopsy is the only way to let the doctor know if there is a single or abnormal cancer. Biopsies can provide important information about unusual breast changes and help determine whether treatment is needed and, if so, the type of treatment needed. To get tissue samples, doctors may use one of these procedures.

matters needing attention

The first thing to do for breast cancer is to quit smoking and alcohol. When working, you should learn to reduce pressure. Don't put too much pressure and burden on yourself. Avoid spicy and stimulating diet. You must drink more water to increase urine volume. It has a flushing effect on urethra. Don't share the same room during treatment.