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Breast cancer
Breast cancer is a kind of tumor that threatens a woman’s life. But in order to understand the full meaning of the term cancer, we must explore the uses of the word tumor. A tumor is an abnormal enlargement of some part of the body.
The breast is the most common site of cancer in women. It is very common for some women to find swellings in the breast which could start as a small lump in one breast usually without pains initially, but later the swellings could progress with enlargements, unbearable pains and pepperish sensations.
Breast cancer is devastating in nature because it tends to spread early in the course of the disease, to distant parts of the body. When the cancer is detected early, before colonies of cancer cells have migrated to other parts of the body, the natural intervention is quite successful.
In some cases, there could be resurgence of the cancer in the second breast, in which case, the patient may need to undergo another surgical operation like the first one, to get the other breast removed. There could be attacks on some internal organs like the heart and lung, the patients suffer severe lower back pains, general weakness, giddiness, pepperish sensations and swellings (oedema) all over the body.
Women are becoming aware of the possible tragic outcome of a “lump in the breast”. By reporting this finding at once to her physician, a woman can receive the benefits of early treatment. Not all lumps in the breast are cancerous. So, it is necessary to differentiate between a benign tumor (which is relatively harmless) and a malignant one (which is deadly).
It is strongly advised that women conduct self examination regularly. In making this self examination, she should lie on her back and use the flat surface of the palm and fingers (not their tips) as she carefully and systematically presses the various parts of each breast against the muscle and ribs which lie beneath.
In an older woman, past the menopause, any discharge from the nipple, especially if bloody in nature, is a serious omen and should be reported promptly. It may be the first indication of a beginning cancer.
The holistic natural remedy being suggested for Breast Cancer is a combination of natural extracts of herbs such as Ekebergia senegalensis, Lycopersicum esculentum, Olax subscorpioidea and Vernonia amygdalina.
For further information and consultation on Holistic Lifecare research and services, especially on Blood Infections, Infertility, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Chronic Debilitating Conditions as well as mental and social problems, please call on: 0803-330-3897 or visit: Mosebolatan Lifecare Centre, Unity Shopping Plaza, 53, Yemetu-Adeoyo Road (opposite Isale-Eko Cool Spot), Yemetu, Ibadan. Website: www.holisticlifecare.com. Distance is no barrier, we can send remedies by courier if need be. We also have facilities for accommodation, admission and hospitalisation in a serene and homely environment.
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