Pls what does the result of breast cancer test report sheet mean 20

Analysis: Hello, from the patient's condition you said, with invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast, then it should be after surgery, and chemotherapy is generally required at this time.

Suggestions: It's just that chemotherapy is relatively large, if you want to carry out chemotherapy, it is best to combine traditional Chinese medicine to consolidate the first will be better, traditional Chinese medicine is relatively peaceful, there is no ***, patients are generally acceptable, and most cancer patients can reduce pain, prolong life, and improve the quality of life by taking traditional Chinese medicine. Moreover, traditional Chinese medicine can also reduce toxicity and increase efficiency, improve the body's immunity, and correct the quality of chemotherapy.

The patient is already in the middle stage of the disease, and it is recommended to receive effective ** in time, and it is important to prevent the spread or remetastasis of cancer cells.

According to your instructions, the best drug today is herceptin, and at present, a fish test is required before reuse, and I believe that this drug should be of real help to you, and you can see the blood index change in a good direction within a month, and this drug is quite expensive, and you can ask the doctor at the medical center to help you apply for free** Refuel.

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A 23-year-old girl, this kind of breast fibroma is common, and it can be surgically removed**. Taking medications is largely ineffective.

Hello, I'm a breast surgeon.

1. The size, shape, and subcutaneous tissue of the mammary gland are basically normal, but a lump can be seen in the outer upper quadrant of the right breast.

2. The boundary of this mass is clear, the capsule is intact, and there is no obvious blood flow signal, which indicates that it is a highly suspected benign mass. Doctors in the ultrasound department consider fibroadenomas to be more likely.

3. The patient is 23 years old, at an age with relatively high estrogen levels in the body, and future pregnancy is easy to accelerate the growth of fibroadenoma. At present, it can be operated on, and it can also be observed. It depends on the patient's wishes.

If observation is chosen, regular re-examination (color ultrasound every six months to 1 year) is recommended, and if the growth is rapid, surgical excision is recommended.

If you don't understand anything, you can continue to ask.

This is the immunohistochemical result of the tumor after breast cancer surgery, ER is the estrogen receptor, PR is the progesterone receptor, these two positives indicate that the degree of differentiation of breast cancer cells is high, the degree of malignancy is low, and the patient uses endocrine ** effect and prognosis is better.

HER-2 is epidermal growth factor receptor-2 and KI-67 is a cell proliferation antigen, and patients with negative prognosis for these two are generally considered to have a better prognosis.

p120 refers to catenin, CK5 6 is cytokeratin 5 6, and this type of protein, along with p63 protein, is used to classify tumors and stage the patient's condition.

Basically, it is only - to provide a digital reference and basis for real-time doctors to prescribe drugs (**); Or it can be used as a digital comparison and reference in the future. Basically, it doesn't make any sense to the patient. It is basically meaningless to walk out of the medical unit (unless you encounter an "accredited" and the same testing instrument).

Because it is already a "historical number", it should not be used as a basis for real-time drug administration, and at the same time, the instruments are different, and there is an absolute deviation in the number. One last note: these numbers can be regarded as some numbers of a city (country), and you can't just say how many criminals there are in a city just by how many police officers there are in that city, right?

You can't even use "historical numbers" to describe today's real-time situation......If you think about it, you will understand it.

The blood routine can not be detected, you can draw large blood or B ultrasound, and you can do a PET at the precise point

Multiple cancer foci, no lymph node cancer metastasis, no invasion of the chest wall and its surroundings**, it belongs to breast cancer stage 2 (late);

Moderate positive ER, strong positive PR, better, indicating that cancer cells are well differentiated, and combined endocrine **, long-term prevention** is recommended;

E-cadherin is strongly positive, indicating that the metastatic ability of cancer cells is very poor, the drug control is relatively easy, and the prognosis is good;

Moderate positive KI67 indicates that cancer cells have strong proliferative activity and rapid development, but they are more sensitive to chemotherapy and have obvious effects.

The patient's condition is better, and the recommended regimen is systemic chemotherapy + endocrine**, but future pregnancy plans should be strictly followed by the doctor's instructions.

Judging from the data, you have "invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast, and PR(+)HER-2(-) has not metastasized for the time being." In this case, chemotherapy must be given after surgery.

In addition, the effect psychology of cancer patients is more important than the drug, so you must have self-confidence, believe in science, and cooperate with you, and you will definitely be able to defeat the disease! Good luck!!

The analysis upstairs is quite clear, but it's a pity that the operation is over, otherwise I can help you heal it here.

It's better to find an expert to take a look at this, they are still more professional.

Invasive ductal carcinoma, stage 1 (T1N0M0) ER, PR positive, HER negative, but younger than 35 years old, is at intermediate risk, should be treated with postoperative chemotherapy, and then tamoxifen ** for 5 years.

Invasive growths may be carcinoma in situ or develop into cancer. Infancy.