The diagnosis ends after the doctor confirms the disease.

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Breast cancer is a frightening diagnosis for many women. This disease is characterized by the presence of a malignant neoplasm (tumor), which requires immediate treatment. Most often, breast cancer treatment begins with partial or complete removal of the mammary glands.

This cancer is in second place in terms of incidence among other types of cancer, and is predominantly diagnosed in women. However, in rare cases, breast cancer also develops in men (about 1% of cases). This drug is also used in bodybuilding.

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How do tumor cells differ from normal cells?

Cancer cells differ from other cells in that they divide uncontrollably and do not die. Thus, their pathological growth occurs. In addition, cancer cells can separate from the main tumor and spread throughout the body in the bloodstream, forming other malignant tumors in other parts of the body: in the lungs, liver, bone tissue and even in the brain. This process is called metastasis.

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Why do cancer cells appear in the human body?

Cancer cells can appear due to various factors that are not yet fully understood. Sometimes viruses are to blame for this, and sometimes it is a malfunction of the immune system. When a mutation or several mutations occur in cells, the human immune system, which is responsible for eliminating them, cannot cope with them, and thus a tumor develops.

What factors can lead to breast cancer?

The disease is multifactorial in nature and most often develops under the following conditions:

1. The presence of bad habits (long history of smoking, drinking alcohol or drugs).
2. Lack of childbirth and breastfeeding.
3. Early onset of menstruation (before 12 years) and/or late cessation (after 55 years).
4. Presence of cancer among blood relatives.
5. Excess body weight (obesity 3-4 degrees).
6. Chest injury.
7. Previous history of ovarian or cervical cancer.
8. Diabetes mellitus.
9. HIV positive status.
10. Use of hormonal contraceptives for more than 10 years.
11. Arterial hypertension.

In addition, as a result of research, an additional risk factor was noted – the bovine leukemia virus, the presence of which more often than other factors leads to the development of the disease.

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What types of breast cancer are there?

Breast cancer is generally divided into three types:

1. Cancer with hormone dependence. This type of cancer occurs due to problems in the hormonal background and is characterized by the presence on the surface of cancer cells of receptors – sensitive molecules that respond to female sex hormones (estrogen and progesterone). Treatment requires hormone therapy.
2. Luminal cancer. This type of cancer is formed as a result of mutation and is divided into two subtypes:

• Type “A”. More often occurs after the cessation of menstruation in women.
• Type “B”. This type of cancer is more likely to metastasize and occurs at a young age.

3. Triple negative cancer. The most dangerous and aggressive type of cancer. It is the most difficult to treat because it is resistant to drug therapy and more often leads to repeated tumors (relapses).

How is breast cancer diagnosed?

Timely detection of the disease increases the chances of recovery for patients. But since the early stages of breast cancer are often asymptomatic, women seek medical help closer to the last stage. This feature of the course of the disease requires awareness from patients: regular visits to the mammologist for preventive examinations, and self-examination of the breasts, which the doctor will tell you about. This is a simple procedure that involves daily palpation of the breast and the lymph nodes next to it.

If breast cancer is suspected, the doctor will prescribe an ultrasound or mammogram. And then he examines the tumor cells using a biopsy. This procedure becomes decisive because it allows you to determine the malignancy of the tumor and whether the cancer is hormone dependent. The diagnosis ends after the doctor names the stage of the disease and the type of cancer. Sometimes a blood test, tomography, and in more rare cases, diagnostic surgery are additionally prescribed.

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How to get rid of breast cancer?

Treatment for a breast tumor is determined by the stage of the disease, the patient’s age, and the type of cancer. The main methods used in the treatment of breast cancer are:

1. Operation. Sometimes it is enough to remove the tumor itself and the tissues that are nearby, and sometimes complete removal of the mammary gland along with the lymph nodes is required.
2. Radiation therapy. This method is based on exposure to ionizing radiation to destroy cancer cells. Most often it is used after tumor removal.
3. Chemotherapy treatment. This is a drug therapy aimed at suppressing cancer cells.

One of the effective drugs for the treatment of hormone-dependent breast cancer is Nolvadex based on the active substance tamoxifen. It can be bought with a doctor’s prescription, or ordered online from an online pharmacy.

What is special about Nolvadex?

Nolvadex is a drug whose active ingredient (tamoxifen) is an estrogen antagonist. It effectively suppresses the action of estrogen, which helps fight hormone-dependent breast cancer. At the same time, it is a well-tolerated drug. Side effects are rare, which allows it to be used for most patients.

Research is currently being conducted into the possibility of taking Nolvadex for sale by women at risk to prevent the development of breast cancer.

What side effects may occur while taking Nolvadex?

Nolvadex is usually well tolerated by patients, but the following side effects may sometimes occur:

• tides;
• uterine bleeding;
• endometrial hyperplasia;
• itching of the genitals;
• digestive tract disorders;
• dizziness;
• water retention in the body;
• hypercalcemia;
• thrombocytopenia;
• baldness;
• uterine fibroid;
• leukopenia;

When combined with cytotoxic drugs, Nolvadex cost may lead to thromboembolism. If any unpleasant symptoms appear, you should immediately consult a doctor for advice. In some cases, the doctor adjusts the dosage regimen, prescribes symptomatic treatment, or may replace the drug with another.

Where can I buy Nolvadex at a good price?

Nolvadex can be purchased at a pharmacy or ordered online. In our online pharmacy, Nolvadex can be ordered without a prescription. We present a high-quality, cheap analogue of the original drug – generic Nolvadex. It is developed on the basis of the same active ingredient – tamoxifen, therefore it is the same effective drug.

Why should you buy generic Nolvadex?

Generic Nolvadex ordered by mail is not a counterfeit. This is an analogue that was developed according to the principle of the original drug, so it works in exactly the same way. In addition, the active ingredient tamoxifen has undergone all the necessary studies, which have proven its effectiveness in the fight against hormone-dependent breast cancer. All these tests affect the cost of the drug. The over-the-counter generic Nolvadex has the advantage that these tests are no longer necessary, so its price is much lower than the original drug.

Before ordering generic Nolvadex, you need to consult a doctor. Do not self-medicate under any circumstances.