Breast Cancer
Texas Breast Specialists provides comprehensive breast cancer care for women in Texas. Breast cancer is the second-deadliest cancer among Texas women. Like other cancers, breast cancer begins with abnormal cell growth. While most cases of breast cancer present in women, men can also develop breast cancer.
The symptoms for breast cancer are not the same for all women, and some women show no signs in early stages. Women are encouraged to consult their physician immediately for evaluation if unusual signs and symptoms are present.
It is important to discuss with a physician your individual breast cancer risk factors, including age, family history, diet and exercise, and breast conditions.
Other than adopting a healthier lifestyle, early detection with regular mammograms and other screenings remain the single most effective way for combating the disease. There are a number of treatment options for breast cancer available at Texas Breast Specialists. Learn more about available treatments and procedures.
There is no way to completely prevent breast cancer, but there are a number of ways to reduce risk.
While there is no guaranteed way to prevent breast cancer, it’s important to discuss your individual risk factors with a physician.
Doctors use a variety of techniques to check for breast cancer.
Benign breast disease is non-cancerous and does not threaten women’s lives.
Signs of breast cancer are not the same for all people, but there are some commons signs and symptoms you should look out for.
Stage is used to describe the extent of breast cancer based on tumor size and whether or not the cancer has spread to regional lymph nodes or distant sites such as bones, liver, lung, or brain.
Not all breast cancers are the same. Texas Breast Specialists can help identify the right breast cancer treatment for you.
A variety of information and support for breast cancer is available from many helpful resources.
Many patients often have similar questions. We’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions here.
Fact sheets are a great starting point for more information about breast cancer.