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Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk
Breast cancer can recur after treatment, but the risk varies depending on the stage at diagnosis, the tumor’s type and grade, whether lymph nodes are involved, how well the cancer responds to treatment, and adherence to the prescribed plan. A complete pathological response after treatment given before surgery is associated with a lower risk. Triple-negative cancer tends to recur within the first two to three years, while hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative cancer may return after 10 or even 20 years. Doctors stressed the importance of continuing examinations and follow-up tailored to each patient’s situation, and of not stopping treatment or changing doses without consulting a doctor. The possibility of recurrence does not mean the cancer will definitely return.
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