Most of you have heard of Paget's disease, which is a very serious rheumatoid arthritis, but most of you will never hear of Paget's breast disease, so I hope the ladies who are there reading this article will see the content, because they may experience this disease at some point in their lives. What is Paget's Asthma? It is a mutation of the type of eczema in the skin of the nipple, and most women who develop it, will develop the underlying breast cancer. Paget's disease occurs in about 1 or 2% of women with breast cancer, first appearing as a rash, a red rash that affects the nipple and areola. It can be very painful, bleeding and incessant. The disease can be difficult to diagnose, as it can be very similar to other skin problems such as eczema or dermatitis, but the disease usually first affects the nipple and then spreads to the areola, while other skin problems usually start around, first before spreading to the nipple. I have been asked to include the following in this article, taken from the actual case, where the person with the disease wants this message to be passed on to you, to all the women in your life, Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and Friends. “A woman has developed a chest infection, similar to that of young breastfeeding mothers. Because her mammogram was clear, the doctor prescribed antibiotics to treat her. After two treatments continued to worsen, her doctor sent her another mammogram, and this time it shows stops. The biopsy found a rapidly growing injury. Chemotherapy was started with the goal of reducing growth; then mastectomy; then it was full of Chemotherapy; followed by radiation therapy. After about nine months of intensive care, she was given a clean medical certificate. He had one full year of life each day. After that the cancer returns to the liver area. She took four treatments and decided she wanted a quality of life, not the next Chemotherapy results. He had 5 good months, and he planned the details for each of the last days. After a few days of searching for morphine, he gave up and said he had done what God sent him to do on earth. ” PLEASE be aware of anything unusual. His message is shown below: “Paget's Disease: This is a rare form of breast cancer, and it is outside the breast, nipple and genitals. It looked like a rash, which later became a sore on the outer edge of the crack. I wouldn’t suspect it was breast cancer, but it did. My nipple never looked different from me, but the rash bothered me, so I went to the doctor for that. At one point, it stung and hurt, but otherwise it didn't bother me. It was just bad and annoying, and it couldn’t be removed with all the creams that my doctor and dermatologist had put on my eyes before this rash. They seem a little worried. The mine started as one red chief in the areola. One of the biggest problems with Paget's nipple disease is that the symptoms look harmless. It is often thought of as a skin rash or infection, which results in an undesirable delay in receiving and care. What are the symptoms? Symbols include: Persistent redness, swelling, and firmness of your nipple causing itching and burning. (As I said, mine didn't bite or get too hot, and there was no explosion I could have, but there was a crack on the edge of the outer edge.) An ulcer on your nipple that will not heal. (The mine was in the areola area with a white spot in the middle of the nipple). Usually only one nipple is affected. How to get it? Your doctor will do a physical exam and should suggest having a mammogram for both breasts, done immediately. Although redness, swelling and wrinkles are exactly the same as dermatitis (inflammation of the skin), your doctor should suspect cancer if the disease is present in only one breast. Your doctor should upload your diagnosis to confirm what is happening. This message should be taken seriously and passed on to as many of your relatives and friends as possible; it can save a person's life My breast cancer has spread and spread to my bones after receiving small doses of chemotherapy, radiation therapy and twenty-two taking Tamaxofin. If this had been diagnosed as breast cancer in the first place, it probably would not have spread ”. To all readers: This is sad as women are unaware of Paget's disease. As we all know, early diagnosis is very important for all types of diseases, so if you are in doubt about any medical problem, for the sake of beauty, make an appointment with a doctor, as soon as possible. If you would like to see more health information, which can help you, please visit my website.
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