① Some patients with early breast cancer often feel local discomfort, especially postmenopausal women, although they can't feel a definite breast lump. Sometimes, they will feel slight pain and discomfort in one breast, or heavy and painful in one shoulder and back, or even pull the upper arm on this side.
(2) Early breast can touch a lump the size of broad bean, which is hard and movable. Generally, there is no obvious pain, and a few have paroxysmal dull pain, dull pain or tingling.
③ Morphological changes of breast: the skin at the lump is raised, and the local skin is orange peel-like, even edema, discoloration and eczema-like changes.
④ Near the center of nipple, nipple invagination. Breast skin has slight depression (medically called "dimple disease"), nipple erosion, nipple asymmetry, or breast skin thickening and pore enlargement (medically called "orange peel disease").
⑤ nipple discharge: When the discharge is bloody or serous, special attention should be paid to further examination.
⑥ Regional lymphadenopathy, especially ipsilateral axillary lymphadenopathy. Advanced supraclavicular lymphadenopathy.
The treatment of breast cancer is mainly surgery, supplemented by radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Modern Chinese medicine ginsenoside rh2 (life preserver, content 16.2%) has been developed and put into clinical practice, which also plays a very good auxiliary role in the treatment of breast cancer.