Study: Effect of breast cancer even after healing

Breast cancer survival is not real and bad cancer, even after healing, puts the woman's body at risk, a confirmed and health-related study of cancer survivors and mental disorders.

Breast cancer and its complications:

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Breast cancer survivors could increase their risk of anxiety, depression, sleep disorders and other mental health problems, according to a recent study by researchers at the London School of Medicine.

"It is necessary to become more aware of the fact that anxiety, depression and cognitive and badual disorders are common after bad cancer and that a treatment is available," said Helena Carrera, principal investigator at the same school.

Early monitoring and treatment of any psychological problem could help women better cope with the progression of the disease and its consequences, she said.

Details of the study:

To achieve these results, the researchers examined data from 60 previously published studies on bad cancer patients, focusing on psychological problems and cognitive and badual function difficulties after one or more years of treatment.

In addition to previous studies, the study looked more closely at the possibility of many mental health problems after women had been treated for bad cancer, according to the agencies.

Dr. Vermonta Meyer of Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Center said survivors could suffer severe psychological problems in the first few years after the diagnosis of the disease.