When you hear words like “stage 2” or “metastatic,” breast cancer can seem daunting. Knowing the phases of breast cancer is crucial for determining your prognosis, available treatments, and future steps. TNM staging is a method used by doctors to assess the extent of breast cancer progression, which informs treatment and prognosis. How Breast Cancer… Read More »
When breast cancer spreads to the lymph nodes, it may need more intensive therapy than cancer that stays localized, and it can be overwhelming. You can better understand your diagnosis, course of treatment, and prognosis if you are aware of lymph node involvement. This guide describes what happens when breast cancer spreads to the lymph… Read More »
Navigating the numerous tests and findings that follow a metastatic breast cancer (MBC) diagnosis can be difficult. When breast cancer spreads to other parts of the body from the breast and surrounding lymph nodes, it is referred to as metastatic breast cancer, or stage IV breast cancer. In order to help your healthcare team determine… Read More »
It can be challenging to live with metastatic breast cancer (MBC), which impacts not just your physical health but also your emotional, social, and even financial well-being. More than just symptom management, quality of life is about feeling empowered along the way, finding joy in the little things, and feeling supported. Despite the difficulties MBC… Read More »
It takes bravery, resiliency, and self-advocacy to navigate life with metastatic breast cancer (MBC). You may make decisions regarding your treatment and general well-being with confidence if you stay informed, ask questions, and connect with supporting communities. Many times, living with MBC is like riding the wildest roller coaster. I go from gently climbing with… Read More »
For survivors, recurrence of breast cancer is one of the most worrisome realities. Cancer can occasionally recur months or even years after a successful course of treatment. Even if many people continue to be in remission, it’s important to continue to be aware of the warning symptoms and risk factors in order to enhance early… Read More »
