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1. BREAST
CANCER
AWARENESS MONTH

2. Why this talk?
How to detect
early?
Know about
breast cancer
What can be
done ?
Any other breast
complaints?
Myths and facts

3. OCT
THIS Month

4. Dr.Nishant
h
Sadhanala
M.S., M.Ch
Dr.Sumita
Shankar
M.S., M.Ch

5. Disclaimer..!
We are not here to SCARE you
We are here to HELP you

6. BREAST CANCER HOW TO TREAT IT?
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPTS

8. 02
Know about
breast cancer

9. AWARENESS & PATHOLOGY
What’s cancer
Abnormal uncontrollable
continuous replication of
cells
What’s breast
cancer
Malignant tumour
developing from cells in
the breast.
How it presents
Lump in the breast.
Can spread to underarm
lymph nodes

10. THIS CANCER AROUND THE WORLD
Indian trend
Now becoming the most
common cancer in females
and leading cause of cancer
related deaths
Incidence
One in eight women
will be diagnosed with
breast cancer in their
life time

11. Non modifiable
Positive family history
Genetic predisposition
Early menarche
Late menopause
Modifiable
Obesity
Older age at first child
birth/ never having children
Alcoholic
67% 25%
RISK FACTORS

13. 03
Howto detect
early
EARLY DETECTION VIA
SCREENING SAVES
LIVES

14. Years old is the most common age for
breast cancer in women
2.6%
This is the percentage that indicates the
mortality rate of breast cancer

15. Women in the U.S. will develop a
breast cancer

16. Screening is simple
BREAST SELF
EXAMINATION
EXAMINATION BY
BREAST SURGEON
Mammogram

17. Breast self exam
Where to do
At home when alone,
while bathing
NO TOP, NO BRA, NO
ONE AROUND
3-5days after your period starts.
Your breasts are not that tender or
lumpy at this time
If you attained menopause or
pregnant every month same day
When to start
18years to lifetime
What to look for
Painless lump in breast, armpit
Changes in breast size or shape
Nipple retraction, discharge
Change in skin texture
Unusual breast pain
How often
Every month
When to do

21. Examination by a breast surgeon
HOW IS IT DIFFERENT!!!
● Every year for women over
40yrs
● At least every 3 years for
women between 20-40
years
● More frequent for high risk
women

22. Mammogram

23. I hope that other women can benefit from my
experience..Cancer is still a word that strikes fear into
people’s hearts,producing a deep sense of
powerlessness…
I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no
way diminishes my feminity

24. 04
What can be done

25. BE STRONG AND
FIGHT ON!

26. Treatment
depends on the
STAGE

27. Surgery Targeted therapy Chemotherapy
Radiation
Treatment options
Hormonal therapy

28. What kind of surgery?

29. 05
Any other breast
complaints

30. Not all
lumps are
cancers
Asymmetry of
breasts
Huge
breasts
Small
breasts
Axillary
breasts

31. 06
Myths &facts

32. Only women with family
history are at risk of
developing breast
cancer
Majority of breast
cancers are sporadic.
Any woman even
without family history
can develop breast
cancer

33. Most breast lumps are
cancers
Most lumps are benign .
Less than 20% are
cancers

34. Only women can get
breast cancer
Even males can get
breast cancer

35. Small breasted women
have less chance and
big breasted women
have more chance
No relation between
breast size and cancer
risk

36. Having one risk factor
or several risk factors
mean , you will
definitely get cancer
Even with risk factors
one may not develop
breast cancer

37. Early mammograms
expose you to
radiation. So getting
yearly mammograms
increase the risk of
breast cancer
Radiation dose in
mammograms is very
low to put you at
radiation risk

38. Entire breast needs to
be removed if you get
breast cancer
Entire breast need not
be removed in all cases
of breast cancer
What’s correct??

39. Having undergone
mastectomy (removal
of entire breast) means
to live with NO breasts
for lifetime
Breast reconstruction
is an option to make
entire breast or part of
it is an option for all
cancer survivors which
has been removed
because of cancer
What’s correct??

40. OUR TEAM
Dr. Nishanth Sadhanala
M.S.,M.Ch( PLASTIC &
cosmetic surgeon
Dr. Sumita Shankar
DNB,M.Ch(PLASTIC &
cosmetic surgeon!

41. Call us on
8885084495
www.amazemedspa.com
amazemedspa@gmail.com
Instagram id: amazemedspa
dr_nishanth.sadhanala

43. Our services
LASER HAIR
REMOVAL
ACNE
TREATMENT
PEELS

44. Our services
RHINOPLASTY HAIR
TRANSPLANTATION
LIPOSUCTION

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46. PATIENT CARE
POSITIVE FOCUS
Earth is the beautiful planet
where we all live on
REST & SLEEP
Jupiter is the biggest planet in
the Solar System
EXERCISE
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place
GROUP SUPPORT
Saturn is a gas giant and has
several rings

47. BEST PATIENT CARE
TEA BAGS -
67%
Saturn is a gas
giant with rings
ESSENTIAL
OILS - 90%
Saturn is a gas
giant with rings
MOISTURE -
45%
Saturn is a gas
giant with rings
LIP BALMS -
83%
Saturn is a gas
giant with rings
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75
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25
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Essential
Oils
Tea
Bags
Lip
Balms
Moisture
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