Can malignant breast cancer be cured

Breast cancer itself is a malignant tumor, but whether breast cancer can be cured requires a comprehensive analysis according to the disease stage.

If it is stage I breast cancer, then the tumor is small or the lymph nodes are not metastatic, most patients can be treated by comprehensive treatment.(Including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc.) to achieve the goal of cure, patients with high five-year survival rate, prognosis is better. If it is stage II-III breast cancer, then the mass is larger, lymph nodes can appear metastasis, but no systemic metastasis. Although this part of the patient's treatment is relatively difficult, but through standardized comprehensive treatment Breast cancer can be treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or targeted therapy. However, compared with stage I breast cancer, the cure rate and prognosis are slightly worse. If stage IV breast cancer is diagnosed, the cancer cells metastasize to one or more organs. Treatment is difficult and usually incurable. However, treatment can control the development of the disease, prolong the patient's survival, and improve the patient's quality of life.