Breast cancer in a teen - how would it be treated?!

Breast cancer would be treated the same way as an adults would to stop the cancer from spreading.
Breast Cancer in a teen is extremely rare & would make medical history if one was diagnosed as a teenager. Cancer can treated by removing the cancerous tumor.
Radiation or chemotherapy may used to stop the cancer from spreading to other parts of body.
Some examples include ........... Breast Cancer lumpectomy .......... , mastectomy............ Chemotherapy ............. Radiation
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia ................. Removal of spleen .............. Chemotherapy if spread to the liver .................... Bone Marrow Transplant.There are many cancers & each one may require different treatments depending on size location or tumor has spread.

Breast Cancer Survivor

Breast cancer in teenagers is extremely, extremely rare. Lumps in the breast are much more likely to be due to the changes that occur as part of the normal hormone cycle or simple cysts. If it really was cancer the treatment would be same but still dependent on each individual woman's type and extent of disease.

Breast cancer is treated the same way un teens as it is in adults.

Generally with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.

The exact treatment varies from case to case.

Breast cancer is extremely rare in teens, but the treatment would be just the same.

you should go to doctor.