Physician: If a tumor is found, it must be checked again

A 48-year-old woman in Taichung City, China, had 1 benign tumor detected by mammography 2 years ago, but she didn’t take it seriously. A year later, she found 3 suspicious tumors, which were confirmed to be malignant by the hospital’s examination; the doctor appealed and found The tumor must be reexamined for confirmation. (May I ask what happens after confirmation? Surgery and chemotherapy will only accelerate the spread of breast cancer and will not help at all.)
Chen Fengren, the attending physician of general surgery at the Hong Kong Branch of Clarification Hospital, said today that the woman had a foreign object on the upper edge of her right breast with her own hands. She went to a nearby hospital for mammography two years ago and was diagnosed with a benign tumor. , the woman ignored it, and listened to a friend's suggestion to go to the Qingming Hospital for another examination one year later.
Chen Fengren said that after ultrasound and MRI examinations, it was found that there were 3 tumors on the upper edge of the patient's right breast, measuring 1.5 cm, 1 cm, and 0.8 cm, especially the 1.5 cm large tumor that was originally considered to be benign. , highly suspected of breast cancer, it is recommended that patients undergo breast-conserving surgery. During the operation, all 3 tumors were frozen and tested immediately, and it turned out that all 3 tumors were breast cancer. (Whether it is a benign or malignant tumor, you should seek Chinese medicine for treatment as soon as possible. If the tumor does not shrink after one month of treatment, you can go to Western medicine in time, but the prerequisite for seeking Chinese medicine is not to do slices. After sliced, it will be very difficult for Chinese medicine to treat.)
Chen Fengren explained why only one benign tumor was found at first, and finally became three breast cancers. It may be related to the location of the breast cancer. Because the patient's three breast cancers grew on the upper inner edge of the breast, it was like hiding from others. In addition, due to the angle and size of the compression during mammography, it is difficult to fully capture, so only the largest one was found. The tumor was diagnosed as a benign tumor because of its round shape and no obvious features of breast cancer at the margin.
Chen Fengren pointed out that after the patient underwent a modified mastectomy and removed the axillary lymph glands, the test results showed no cancer cell metastasis, which showed that the breast cancer was detected early, but he still had to undergo chemotherapy for half a year after the operation. (Many women follow the instructions of Western medicine in this way, and they die within a year, so what?)
Chen Fengren emphasized that it is indeed very important for women to undergo regular breast cancer screening. Some patients may be told that they are benign breast cysts, which are benign tumors. Sophisticated instruments to confirm. (The so-called precise inspection is actually a slice. Once sliced, please don't seek Chinese medicine for treatment.)
He said that because some breast cancers have small features, special locations, and even similar shapes to benign tumors, it is easy to cause blind spots in diagnosis and put patients at risk.
Comment
The correct approach should be, women, as long as you feel a hard lump in your breast, you should go to a Chinese medicine doctor for treatment for a month. If this Chinese medicine doctor can really help you, no matter what the lump in your breast is Whether it is benign or malignant, the effect can be seen within a month. If Chinese medicine cannot shrink the tumor at this time, it means that Chinese medicine cannot help you. At this time, it is still too late for you to go to Western medicine. Let Western medicine do slices for you. Once the slices are done first and then seek Chinese medicine for treatment, it is already too late.
When you have a hard lump in your breast, do you feel the rush to slice it? And Chinese medicine practitioners must also have a conscience. If you can’t shrink the tumor in the patient’s breast within a month, you should ask the patient to hire another expert. You must not hold the patient tightly, as this will delay the patient’s condition Development is very immoral.