What are the symptoms of breast cancer metastasis to the lungs

Breast cancer manifests as lung metastasis. Of course, its symptoms include those caused by the breast itself and those caused by metastases. At the same time, some people are accompanied by some non-specific symptoms of systemic malignancies. Symptoms of breast cancer metastasis to the lungs may have different symptoms, such as chest tightness, cough, dyspnea, and asthma. The above symptoms need to be highly suspected of metastasis to the lungs, because the prognosis of metastasis to the lungs is very fast.

Can breast cancer be cured?

If breast cancer is discovered early, there is still a great hope of cure after surgical treatment and chemotherapy, but if malignant breast cancer metastasizes to the bones, the cure may be relatively small. It is recommended to do breast examinations regularly. If breast nodules and other diseases are found, timely treatment can be given to avoid cancer. If early detection can be achieved, early standardized treatment, including radical surgery to improve radical surgery, or breast protection, will be determined based on pathology, immunohistochemistry results, and genetic test results. Chemotherapy, targeted therapy, endocrine therapy, or radiotherapy will have a good effect, clinical cure can be achieved, and long-term high-quality survival can be achieved. If breast cancer is discovered early, it is still possible to achieve a cure after standardized and comprehensive treatment.

How long can a patient with triple-negative breast cancer live?

If early diagnosis is timely and surgical treatment is given, the survival time can reach 3~5 years. For patients with advanced triple-negative breast cancer, recurrence and metastasis are likely to occur within 1-2 years after surgery, so the survival time varies from 1 to 2 years. The survival period of patients with triple-negative breast cancer mainly depends on the clinical stage, recurrence and metastasis, and the effectiveness of treatment, and cannot be generalized. A small number of patients with early breast cancer receive timely treatment and have a good prognosis. The survival rate of patients with stage I triple-negative breast cancer can reach more than 5 years.