Types of breast cancer

Breast cancer is classified into non-invasive and invasive types, including invasive special cancer and invasive non-special cancer. The most common pathological types include intraductal carcinoma, lobular carcinoma in situ, invasive tubular carcinoma and invasive lobular carcinoma. Patients with breast cancer should choose surgery if diagnosed early, and the survival period after early breast cancer is very satisfactory. Advanced or advanced breast cancer should also be actively treated by surgery if the disease allows. Breast cancer is caused by hormone levels in the body, so many patients need routine endocrine therapy after surgery. During the treatment period, liver and kidney function and serum calcium ion changes should be monitored regularly. Some patients will affect the metabolism of blood lipids and affect the absorption of calcium preparations.