Do breast cancers require chemotherapy?

Although breast cancer patients have better treatment effects in the early stages, they still need radiotherapy after surgery. Radiotherapy is an auxiliary treatment after surgery that can effectively inhibit the further growth of tumor cells and can also prevent diseases. Therefore, radiotherapy is very necessary and should not be neglected.

The best treatment for patients with early breast cancer is surgery, but for older patients with weaker bodies, they cannot bear the damage to their bodies. At this time, they need to choose traditional Chinese medicine and conservative treatment methods to prolong the patient's life.

Generally, early-stage breast cancer also requires radiotherapy after surgery. Radiotherapy is a form of auxiliary treatment after surgery, but the actual effect and whether radiotherapy is really necessary after surgery requires doctors to judge based on the patient's condition. However, generally, breast cancer patients choose some radiotherapy plans based on their own conditions after surgery. Although the disease can be removed after surgery, there is still a certain amount of residue that will migrate through the blood, so radiotherapy is also necessary.

Radiotherapy is a treatment method that uses poison to fight poison. It is also a common method for cancer, especially breast cancer. During the treatment period, patients will experience nausea and vomiting of hair, which can usually be improved by stopping radiotherapy.

Generally, although breast cancer patients have undergone surgery in the early stages, they also need radiotherapy, so don't slack off. During the chemotherapy period, you can eat more nutritious foods to maintain a good body state. Because radiotherapy has great side effects on the human body, you must maintain a good mood during this period. A good mood can effectively resist the disease.