The Breast Cancer Awareness Month, displayed in countries across the world every October, helps to accelerate attention and support for the awareness, early diagnosis and treatment as well as calming care of this disease. There are about 1.38 million new cases and approximately 458 000 deaths from breast cancer each year. Breast cancer is by far the most common cancer in women universe, both in the developed and developing countries. In low- and middle-income countries the occurrence has been rising up solidly in the last years due to increase in life expectancy, increase development and choosing of modern and sophisticated lifestyles. Lately there is not sufficient knowledge on the cause of breast cancer; therefore, early revelation of the disease remains the foundation of breast cancer control. When breast cancer is known early, and if sufficient diagnosis and treatment are available, there is a larger chance that breast cancer can be treated. If found late corrective treatment is often no longer possible. In specific cases, calm care to relief the suffering of patients and their families is required. The large deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, where most women with breast cancer are discovered in late stages due greatly to awareness on early diagnosis and constrains to health services. World Health Organization encourages breast cancer control programmes as part of national cancer control plans. The approved early spotting approaches for low- and middle-income countries are awareness of early signs and indication check up by clinical breast examination in exhibition areas. Mammography screening is very much expensive and is workable only in countries with wonderful health infrastructure that can bear expense for a long-term programme.
Pakistan has the highest occurrence of Breast Cancer in Asia. A guesstimate of 1 in 10 women may develop Breast Cancer in their lifetime. The prediction of Breast Cancer is mostly dependent on the stage of disease, for example the smaller the tumor, the lesser the procedure necessary, lesser the cost of treatment and better the result and existence. It is very significant to understand that early Breast Cancer usually does not cause indication and may not be seen on self-exam or even on an exam by an expert. Screening mammograms help in the early sign of Breast Cancer. Women are advised to get screening mammograms done each year, after the age of 40. Awareness about health matters helped people make choice. Women should perform self-examinations to check themselves for breast cancer and consult a doctor if they find any indication. Women usually only go to medical experts once cancer had spread to a higher extent. Above 80 per cent of cancer patients recoup from the disease each year. The media and the government have to play their roles in this context. The prognosis of breast cancer at the correct time is a significant in its useful treatment. Clinical tests at moderate age like ultrasounds, MRIs and biopsies were productive for its appropriate detection.
Breast Cancer is the most general malignancy influencing women worldwide and is one of the major causes of cancer-related deaths. High mortality rates from breast cancer in developing countries are mostly due to women presenting with late-stage disease resulting in worse results. Delayed presentation combined with restricted capacity for proper diagnosis and absence of sufficient therapy further adds to the harmful outcomes in the developing world. Yearly screening mammography is regularly and extensively used in the developed world. This test is a significant instrument for early knowing of breast cancer, before cancer has actually had a chance to increase and form a large feel effective lump. By knowing cancer in its, mammography truly plays a vital role in saving lives. A mammogram as an early detection instrument is useful only if performed on best machines and used by well-trained personnel. In Pakistan, there is a shortage of such and therefore only those with means have way to quality screening. There are various training programs across the country and there is prospect, that in times to come they will be able to practice quality and effective screening in times to come. There are lots of misconceptions about breast cancer that must be eliminated. Breast cancer occurs more commonly in women however, men can also be affected. Only about 10 to 30 percent of breast cancer patients have a family history. Most breast cancer patients may be the first ones in their family to be upset by the disease. Supporting a healthy lifestyle is good to lessen the risk of all diseases and breastfeeding is good for the baby as well as the mother. Even then women may be diagnosed with breast cancer in spite of a healthy lifestyle and even after having nursed their babies. Early detection is the real to a good result in breast cancer. The research from AKUH mentions that more than 50 percent of their present with increase disease (stages 3 and 4), while in the US merely 20 percent present late and thus have better results. Breast cancer may happen even in young women. The study from AKUH reveals that 25 percent of breast cancers occurred in women under age 40. It must be understood that majority of breast lumps are not cancer, but all lumps must be analyzed by an expert professional.