Is advanced breast cancer contagious? 4 ways to prevent breast cancer

When it comes to breast cancer, we must be familiar with it. Breast cancer is a killer of women's health. For advanced breast cancer, some people will ask, is advanced breast cancer contagious? Let's look down. First, is advanced breast cancer contagious? Can advanced breast cancer be infected? Now with the rising incidence of breast cancer, more and more people suspect advanced breast cancer. If there is a breast cancer patient in the family, it is a blow and burden in itself. If breast cancer is contagious, it will cause family members to increase the psychological burden of advanced breast cancer patients. Let's see if advanced breast cancer can be infected? First of all, it needs to be affirmed that breast cancer is not contagious, but in the face of more than one breast cancer patient in a family, because breast cancer has a certain family heredity, it is easier to form a scene where breast cancer patients gather. In fact, more often it is because of living together, similar diet and daily habits, so the chance of getting sick is similar, not because of breast cancer inheritance. Advanced breast cancer patients are in serious condition and need to put down their psychological burden, actively cooperate with treatment, accept family care, continuously improve their body resistance and immunity, combine traditional Chinese medicine to treat advanced breast cancer, inhibit the development of cancer cells, control the disease to relieve symptoms, and prolong the patient's life. Through the above introduction of whether advanced breast cancer is contagious, I hope it will be helpful to advanced breast cancer patients and their families, adhere to traditional Chinese medicine to treat advanced breast cancer, and use medicine under the guidance of a doctor. 2. Five tips for preventing breast cancer Breast cancer not only threatens women's health, but also their mental health. According to foreign research, in order to ensure that the breasts are not harmed, try the following five methods to significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer. 1. Get a good sleep. A new study from Case Western Reserve University found that menopausal women who sleep less than 6 hours a night have twice the risk of breast cancer as women who get enough sleep. Dr. Cheryl, the head of the new study, said that sleeping from 7 pm to 8 hours a day can maintain a normal body rhythm and reduce the risk of cancer. 2. Lose weight. A new study from a medical center in New York found that obesity increases the risk of breast cancer recurrence by 30% and the risk of death by 50%. Researchers pointed out that adipose tissue increases women's estrogen levels, which in turn increases the risk of breast cancer. Fat also increases insulin levels and stimulates tumor growth. 3. Eat cauliflower. A study by the Harvard School of Public Health found that women who eat more vegetables such as cauliflower, cabbage, and broccoli can reduce the incidence and recurrence of breast cancer by 62% and 35% respectively. Vitamin C, carotenoids and polyphenols in these vegetables can play a key anti-cancer role. 4. Drink less alcohol. More than 40 studies have found that drinking two glasses of wine a day can increase the risk of breast cancer by 21%, and frequent drinking can increase the recurrence rate by 19%. Experts from Kaiser Permanente Medical Group said that drinking alcohol can increase the estrogen level of menopausal women and increase the risk of breast cancer. 5. Be active. A recent study by the University of North Carolina found that doing 10 activities such as walking, growing vegetables, planting flowers, and doing housework every week can reduce the risk of breast cancer by 30% within 19 hours.