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Asked for female, 20 years old from Vasco
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Yes, there are various side effects of breast cancer treatment. Few side effects are long-term, while others occur in later stages. These include- heart problems, headaches, tiredness, absence of menstrual periods, menopausal symptoms, infertility, sexual difficulties, and pain & numbness.
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Early detection and timely treatment can cure breast cancer. It is important to take necessary treatments to reduce, remove, or slow the growth of tumours. If it has not spread in other body parts outside the breast, it can be treated. Once it crosses this stage, the treatment becomes more complicated.
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Natural treatments of breast cancer include- acupuncture (this unblocks the internal energy lines relaxes the patient), ayurveda herbs (controls abnormal growth of breast cells and reduces pain), curcuma (this antioxidant improves health and immunity by reducing or eradicating free radicals from the body), maintaining healthy weight (it is important to maintain a healthy weight. It can be done by taking a controlled diet, which is rich in calories. It is advised to take small meals in regular ti...more
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Asked for male, 52 years old from Faridabad
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Breast cancer is categorized in four stages and this depends on the size of the tumour and whether it has spread to lymph nodes or other body parts. Different stages include- 1) stage 0- this is known as ductal carcinoma in situ (dcis). The condition determines that the cells have not attacked the encompassing tissues. 2) stage 1- tumour has grown but its size is less than two centimetres and it has yet not attacked the lymph nodes. 3) stage 2- size of the tumor is more than two centimetres and ...more
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Prevention is always better than cure and making a few lifestyle changes and being a little more aware, can lower down the risk of breast cancer. Prevention include- regular screening of breast cancer after a certain age, be more aware about the breast cancer symptoms and signs and do a self-examination, limit the amount of liquor consumption, regular exercises reduce the risk of breast cancer, limit the hormone therapy post your menopause, maintain healthy weight, and take healthy diet.
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Asked for male, 52 years old from Faridabad
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Breast cancer occurs due to the abnormal growth of some breast cells that accumulate to form a lump or mass. These cells may spread from your breast to lymph nodes and to other body parts. The causes of breast cancer include- genetical causes, age factor, thick breast tissue, obesity, consumption of liquor, hormone treatments, exposure to radiation, if your periods begin at an early stage, getting pregnant for the first time after the age of 30, and occupational hazards.
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Asked for male, 52 years old from Faridabad
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The most common types of breast cancers are invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ. Less common types of breast cancers include metastatic breast cancer, paget's ailment, and inflammatory breast cancer.
Asked for male, 52 years old from Faridabad
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A few common signs of breast cancer are - a new lump developed in the breast or the armpit area, change in the nipple, change in colour of the skin on the breast or nipple, an unusual change in the shape and size of breast, discharge from the nipple without squeezing. Few common symptoms include- pain in armpits or breast that remains even after the menstrual periods, skin colour over the breast changes to red, rashes around the nipples or one of the nipple, blood discharge from the nipple, unus...more
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Nose bleed may be the aftereffects of cancer treatment. Nose bleeding can be managed. 1.please apply some ice pack for relief on nose bridge
2. Sit upright rather than lying down
3.lean forward and breathe through mouth
if bleeding is severe do check for any allergies. You may also have homeo medicine for some relief.
2. Sit upright rather than lying down
3.lean forward and breathe through mouth
if bleeding is severe do check for any allergies. You may also have homeo medicine for some relief.
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