What is the average survival period after breast cancer surgery?

Therefore, if you have breast cancer related symptoms, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible, which is conducive to the discovery of early lesions, actively cooperate with doctors for surgery and postoperative rehabilitation treatment, and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. This is the most important thing. How long can patients with mid-stage breast cancer live after surgery depends on the malignancy of the breast cancer tumor. The survival period of lung metastasis after breast cancer surgery is about half a year to one year.

How to treat early stage breast cancer in situ

If the invasion range is large, or if it invades the duct wall far away from the cancer cells, it cannot be called early infiltration. Early invasive lobular carcinoma refers to the cancer cells of lobular protocarcinoma that penetrate the basement membrane of the terminal duct or acinus and begin to infiltrate the interstitial tissue of the lobule. This lesion is limited to the lobule. In addition to T and N staging, the multivariate analysis was analyzed based on tumor diameter and the number of positive lymph nodes, indicating that for every 1 cm reduction in tumor diameter, the 15-year mortality rate decreased by 10%; early breast cancer may be carcinoma in situ.

Postoperative rehabilitation therapy for breast cancer

Sentinel lymph node biopsy for breast cancer generally involves the removal of 2 to 6 lymph nodes. It is less traumatic, the patient recovers faster, does not affect lymphatic return, and has little impact on the patient's daily life. It only requires routine dressing changes after surgery and waiting for the wound to heal. Early postoperative exercise of the affected limb is very important for the recovery of upper limb function, which can significantly improve the patient's cardiopulmonary function, physical endurance, and quality of life. Rehabilitation therapy is required after breast cancer surgery.