Minimally invasive tumor treatment is widely used in China, Europe, and the United States. Going to China to treat breast cancer has become a new trend, but many Malaysians are still skeptical. Is going to China for breast cancer treatment a better choice? Is minimally invasive treatment effective for breast cancer? Three patients from different countries who have successfully treated breast cancer will share their experiences to answer these questions!

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1、SAIDAH - Breast Cancer Patient - Indonesia

       My name is Saidah, and I am from Indonesia. I am a mother of two children and have been battling cancer for 5 years.

       In 2016, I discovered a lump in my left breast, the doctor said it was a malignant breast cancer tumor. This shocked me who was originally immersed in the joy of welcoming a new life. I chose not to undergo treatment to save my unborn child.

       In 2018, the lump in my left breast ruptured, causing severe pain, and I was officially diagnosed with breast cancer. Hearing this news, I fell into depression, but when I thought of my young children, I decided to cheer up and actively receive treatment. Because I was afraid of surgery, I refused the local doctor's suggestion to have surgery and chose to seek other treatment options.

（Photo of SAIDAH, her husband and the translator）

       I arrived at St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou in September 2018, accompanied by my husband, for minimally invasive treatment after researching and consulting extensively online. The examination revealed a mass in my left breast measuring about 12x7.5cm, and I was diagnosed with stage IIIc breast cancer. After a series of treatments, my pain gradually eased, and by 2019, the large mass in my left breast had disappeared! Subsequent checks in 2023 confirmed that my breast condition remains stable.

（Inspection in September 2018 VS re-inspection in June 2019）

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2、Venus Bernardes - Breast Cancer Patient - Philippines

       I am Venus Bernardes, from the Philippines, 54 years old.

       In December 2020, my right nipple started bleeding, but I didn't take it seriously until it became more severe. I went to a local hospital in July 2023 and was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma. Faced with the traditional treatment options proposed by the doctor, I chose to refuse them because I was afraid that they would bring huge side effects.

（Venus and her husband take a photo with medical staff）

       At the suggestion of my uncle, who is a doctor in the Philippines, I decided to go to St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou for minimally invasive treatment. After the treatment, the tumor in my body successfully shrank from the original size of 8.5*3.2 cm to 7.9*2 cm. I'm feeling much better and haven't experienced any discomfort such as dizziness, nausea, or vomiting. The treatment is over as soon as I wake up, as if the entire treatment process was just a relaxing dream.

（Before treatment VS after treatment）

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3、Ms. Cheryl- Breast cancer patient - United States

       I am Cheryl, from the United States, and I am a stage 4 breast cancer patient.

       In August 2015, I discovered a small lump in my right breast, but I didn't pay much attention to it. In October of the same year, the lump grew to twice its original size, and without any pain or discomfort. When I went to a hospital in Singapore for a checkup, I was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer. Since I was in my sixties at the time, I was worried that my body couldn't handle the side effects of traditional treatments, so I chose to refuse them.

（Photo of Cheryl and medical staff）

       Later, I learned about St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou at the recommendation of an Indonesian liver cancer patient. After detailed consultation, I came here for treatment in January 2016 accompanied by my husband. The pre-treatment examination showed that in just two months, my tumor had grown to 5*6cm, and my condition had deteriorated to the fourth stage, with multiple metastases in the lungs and liver. After a series of treatments such as interventional therapy + cryotherapy, there are no active cancer cells in my body now! My physical condition has gradually recovered.

（Before treatment VS after treatment）

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Cancer is not scary. Find the right hospital, receive timely treatment, trust the doctor, trust yourself, and face the treatment bravely. On the road to fighting cancer, St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou will always accompany you. We also wish all cancer patients could be detected and treated early to better defeat cancer!

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