Can normal person excision breast prevent breast cancer

Breast cancer is not completely prevented by breast removal in normal people. Although the presence of breast tissue is one of the prerequisites for breast cancer, the pathogenesis of breast cancer is very complex, involving many aspects such as genetics, hormone levels, and lifestyle. Breast removal alone does not address other potential risk factors. Even without breast tissue, cancer can metastasize to other parts of the body. Breast resection is a traumatic surgery, which brings both physical and psychological burden to patients. Complications such as infection, bleeding, pain, upper limb dysfunction may occur after surgery, and it will also seriously affect the patient's physical image and mental health and reduce the quality of life. For normal people, this extreme preventive measure is inappropriate and may lead to unnecessary medical intervention and waste of resources. More attention should be paid to comprehensive cancer prevention through healthy lifestyle, such as balanced diet, proper exercise, good attitude, regular physical examination, etc. Even if there is a family history of breast cancer, it does not mean breast cancer will definitely occur. In addition, for people carrying specific gene mutations, there are other monitoring and management methods to choose from besides breast resection, and decisions should be made after comprehensive evaluation of risks and benefits. In summary, normal people cannot rely solely on breast resection to prevent breast cancer, but should adopt more scientific, reasonable and comprehensive methods to maintain health.