Can bone metastasis of breast cancer be cured

Update Date: 2024-08-08 Source: Network

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A good sister of mine called me yesterday and said that she felt uncomfortable. Her breast was a little swollen and painful, and it felt like a lump inside. She was worried about whether she had breast cancer. In order to prevent this situation, I'd like to introduce to you whether bone metastasis of breast cancer can be cured.

Can bone metastasis of breast cancer be cured

First, surgical treatment. Surgery for the treatment of breast cancer, mainly will transmit pain stimulation of the nerve cut off to achieve the effect of pain, but for patients with advanced breast cancer, the body has been very weak, surgical treatment can not achieve satisfactory results, and although the surgical resection can relieve pain, often can damage the patient's sensory center, cause greater damage to the patient's body, so breast cancer late Surgical resection was not used in most patients.

Second: skin stimulation. It is to improve the excitability of the nerve endings of the skin through friction, pressure and temperature changes on the skin of the affected area, so as to make the pain feel blocked and reduce.

Third: drug analgesia. At present, there are a lot of cancer analgesics in clinic, but there is a big gap in curative effect, most of them have the disadvantages of large side effects and strong dependence, so we generally don't consider the use of Western medicine analgesics. We suggest that Chinese medicine analgesic patch has achieved reliable curative effect in the treatment of advanced breast cancer pain. Chinese medicine analgesic patch is safe, non-toxic and side effects, and will not form drug dependence.

matters needing attention

After breast cancer surgery, we need to pay attention to the daily care of patients, so that patients have a good living environment and mentality, which is very effective for the recovery of the disease. Breast cancer patients also need to pay attention to regular hospital review to prevent the spread and metastasis of cancer cells.