How many times a week can breast cancer be treated?

The number of times a week of radiotherapy for breast cancer depends on the purpose of treatment and individual conditions. After radiotherapy, there is usually uncomfortable feeling. There is

no uniform regulation on the number of times of radiotherapy for breast cancer. Generally, radiotherapy for breast cancer includes adjuvant radiotherapy and radical radiotherapy. Postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy needs to be performed about 5 times a week, and radical radiotherapy needs to be performed about 6 times a week, but the specific times need to vary from person to person. Most patients will experience discomfort after radiotherapy, including general weakness, skin redness, pain, nausea, etc.

Breast cancer patients should choose the appropriate treatment plan according to their own conditions and follow the doctor's advice.