My mother recently underwent surgery to remove a benign phyllodes tumor. Can this type of tumor recur after treatment? (Duc Nhan, Buon Ma Thuot)

Ms. Ngoc, 61, who was undergoing hormone therapy for breast cancer, was unexpectedly diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Breast cancer in Vietnam is increasing faster than predicted, with 38 out of 100,000 women affected, while the projection for 2030 was 29,3 cases.

When first detected, a breast nodule in Ms. Trang’s (31 years old) left breast had less than 2% risk of malignancy. Now, the lesion is larger and has been diagnosed as breast cancer.

Diets high in sugar and red meat can increase inflammatory responses, while green vegetables possess anti-inflammatory properties, supporting the health of breast cancer patients.

Using the palm of your hand to press gently to firmly around the breast area while lying down and standing can help detect changes indicative of tumors.

I am 33 years old and have one child. Many people say that women who have been pregnant and given birth have a reduced risk of breast cancer. Is this true? (Thanh Tam, 33)

Huong, 37, had a breast tumor with a disorganized structure, which post-surgical pathology confirmed as a borderline phyllodes tumor, a type that lies between benign and malignant.

After surviving a near-fatal amniotic fluid embolism, only for her son to develop cerebral palsy, Ms. Hanh now confronts cancer, hoping to prolong her life to accompany her child.

A 38-year-old woman with stage three breast cancer chose traditional herbal medicine over conventional treatment. Six months later, her tumor grew, metastasized to lymph nodes, and invaded her lungs.

Doctors from the Breast Surgery Department at K Hospital have successfully applied a localization technique for clinically non-palpable lesions, enabling the precise detection and removal of early-stage breast cancer tumors just a few millimeters in size.

Ms. Hong, 54, was diagnosed with early-stage cancer after doctors discovered a cluster of 5 microcalcifications, approximately 5 mm long, in her breast.

My sister was diagnosed with stage three, endocrine-positive breast cancer, and the doctor advised ovarian removal. In what cases do breast cancer patients need ovarian removal? (Ngoc Duong, 32 years old)

Thoa, 47, experienced left breast pain and abnormal microcalcifications but delayed a biopsy; the lesion has now spread, and doctors confirm breast cancer.