research on it except that the "typical" solution is to do mastectomy.
If you read statistics, which i personally don't take too close to
heart, it indicates that "most" Paget's lesions are caused by
underlying DCIS, and sometimes that doesn't even show up on mammogram,
thermogram or MRI, depending on the density of the breast itself.
"They" claim that almost never does a Paget lesion spontaneously
appear w/out DCIS, however, I think more and more they are seeing that
a lesion can indeed appear w/no underlying ductal carcinoma. In these
cases, it may be good to use laser, but it would have to be with a
doctor who is willing to take that risk - tough to find because they
claim that this type of surgery always produces more cancer in the
breast later. It's a risk one has to take when treating this type of
cancer - I know of a couple of cases where they did all alternative
and treated the body systemically to reverse the cancer physiology -
which is smart to do with any type of cancer. I also know of cases
where another underlying cancer was missed and it came back anyway.
Some physicians who practice homeopathy/homotoxicology believe that
the fact that Paget's presents itself on the skin is classic of cancer
that is trying to get out of the body however it can through the nipple.
If you know of someone who would be willing to do laser for this while
you support the body systemically and nutritionally however you can,
you may see some good results.
cathy
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