What is the role of breast pathology biopsy?

The female breast is a very complex system. In life, women often feel discomfort in their breasts, such as frequent breast pain and lumps when touched. There are many causes of these symptoms. In order to fully understand the condition, scientific medical examination methods are needed. In addition to the well-known B-ultrasound examination, some patients need to undergo breast pathology biopsy. So what is the role of breast pathology biopsy?

Is it better to diagnose breast cancer by ultrasound or by biopsy?

Breast cancer is a female disease and ranks first among female malignant tumors. As human living standards improve, the causes of disease are increasing. But the most important thing is that the increase in estrogen levels in the body leads to hormonal disorders in the body. Secondly, it is due to inverted nipples. However, patients have almost no symptoms in the early stages of the disease, and it is only when they accidentally discover a lump around the breast that they pay attention to it. But this kind of thing is related to the patient's self-attention and vigilance.

When a breast cancer patient feels a lump around the breast, she will feel that the lump is a single nodule with little mobility, is hard, uneven, and painless. Breast cancer often occurs on the outer part of the breast. In the middle and late stages, the breasts will become deformed and have many depressions, and the skin will also undergo corresponding changes, such as orange peel-like skin symptoms.

There are many ways to check for breast cancer, such as B-ultrasound, pathological biopsy and other examination methods. However, the easiest way to diagnose breast cancer is through B-ultrasound examination. Therefore, if you feel unwell, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and try your best to adhere to the principle of early detection, early treatment, and not giving up treatment.

There are many treatments for breast cancer. Such as chemotherapy, surgery, and drug treatment. However, if the family's financial situation allows, surgery is recommended. Because drug treatment and chemotherapy can only treat the root cause but not the disease, in layman's terms, they can only control the disease. Furthermore, chemotherapy and drug treatment can bring many side effects and pain to people.

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As a family member of the patient. Not only should we try our best to do the best in the patient's life, but we should also have a certain understanding of the patient's disease, appropriately broaden our knowledge, and explore what we can do to be better for the patient and how to help the patient recover his health. At the same time, it can also increase your understanding of the disease.