24 Years Old Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Can Be Clear without Surgery with ECCT
Ica had only just finished college when, at twenty-four, she learned that a breast lump was grade 2 non-special type cancer. Her tests showed ER-positive and PR-positive hormonal markers, HER2 2+ and a Ki67 rate of 70 to 80 percent. The prospect of radical mastectomy frightened both Ica and her mother, who sought another option while consulting her doctors.
She began using ECCT alongside anti-hormone medication from her oncologist and continued monthly examinations. For the first six months, the scans showed little change. After eight to nine months, ultrasound results reportedly began showing shrinking lesions, and after three years the account describes both malignant and benign masses as no longer visible.
Five years after her diagnosis, Ica was reported to be well, with no breast abnormalities visible on her follow-up examinations. Her mother had accompanied her closely throughout the process.
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