Breast cancer
Patient records.
Breast cancer patient follow-up records: English conversations, reported symptoms and original clinical images, with the source context retained.
Read the individual account alongside its source images. Diagnosis labels follow the supplied records and do not replace a clinical assessment.
1 source imageSerial breast ultrasound measurements
The supplied records describe left breast cancer with axillary lymph-node involvement, aching and fullness, nipple discharge, poor appetite and weight loss.
1 source imageA smaller measured breast lesion
Yang described better appetite and general wellbeing during follow-up.
1 source imageFollow-up after chemotherapy and Chinese medicine
Chen had received three chemotherapy cycles before the traditional Chinese medicine care described in the case.
1 source imageLess heat and discomfort, with bleeding continuing
On day 23, Zhao said the breast mass felt less hot and discomfort had eased.
1 source imageA lump felt smaller, while a lesion was still reported
The archive records right breast invasive ductal carcinoma, grade II, diagnosed after a lump was noticed in March 2025.
1 source imageA later update on the breast wound
This later compilation describes approximately 42 days of medication.
1 source imageChanging symptoms during oxygen-supported care
The family described severe breathlessness, cough, fever and weakness in a patient with metastatic breast cancer who was receiving oxygen and other medical treatment.
3 source imagesEating again, with ongoing wound concerns
Across three voice-message transcripts, Zhao described being able to eat again and feeling better in daily life.
1 source imageBreast and axillary findings on follow-up
The case narrative describes breast pain, weakness and cold hands and feet at presentation.
1 source imageA scan comparison after chemotherapy
Wang shared examination results after chemotherapy followed by traditional Chinese medicine.
1 source imageFollow-up after breast-conserving surgery
The records describe follow-up after left breast-conserving surgery.
1 source imageA liver lesion followed after breast cancer surgery
The case combines a history of breast cancer surgery with serial liver imaging and a history of targeted therapy in the later report.
1 source imageReported pain relief after a difficult first visit
The source narrative describes a painful swollen breast mass and continuing use of pain medication at presentation in mid-November 2025.
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