Rare tumors. Infrequently found in Thai Phyllodes Tumor.
A quiet fast-growing tumor in the breast.
Phyllodes Tumor is a breast tumor that has a special characteristic that is different from normal tumors. The word "Phyllodes" comes from the Greek word "leaf-like," which is what doctors see under a microscope.
Although the name is not very familiar, what you should notice is its behavior.
🧐 Characteristics that require special observation.
• Large nodules: This is where this tumor is important, possibly growing to 5-10 centimeters in just {2-3} months.
• Hard but not painful lumps: Most often, palpation finds a hard lump in the breast without pain, causing many people may not rush to check.
• Skin changes: If left unhealed, a rapidly larger size will make the breast skin look strained, stretched, or ulcerated.
3️⃣. Level of violence and grouping.
Phillodes tumor is divided into 3 levels according to cellular characteristics:
1. Not serious (Benign):
• ✅ is the most common type.
• ✅ least likely to return
2. Borderline: 👉 (ours is level 2)
• ⚠️ Centered conditions require special surveillance (mild cancer)
• The tumor may be about 5 cm.
At first, about 3 cm within just 2 months
3. Fatal (Malignant):
• 🔴 high chance of recurrence
• 🔴 may be spread to other parts of the body.
🩺 the most important treatment.
The main treatment for phyllodes tumor is surgery to remove the tumor.
• Purpose: The doctor will remove the tumor and remove at least 1-2 centimeters of surrounding tissue to reduce the chance of the tumor recurring.
• If serious type: Wider surgery, radiation therapy, or other treatments may also be considered.
* * If friends find a lump in the breast and notice that it is growing unusually fast, consult a specialist doctor to diagnose and plan the appropriate treatment immediately * *

















































































































