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centimeters
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female. not spread
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personal nodes are
history of involved
breast
conditions. stage IB
If you've • no tumor
had a in the
breast breast;
biopsy that instead,
found small
lobular groups of
carcinoma cancer cells
in situ — >0.2
(LCIS) or (mm) but
atypical <2 mm —
hyperplasia are found in
of the the lymph
breast, you nodes
have an
increased
risk of Stage II
breast stage IIA
cancer.
•A • no tumor
personal can be
history of found in the
breast breast, but
cancer. If cancer
you've had (>2mm) is
breast found in 1
cancer in to 3 axillary
one breast, lymph
you have nodes (the
an lymph
increased nodes
risk of under the
developing arm) or in
cancer in the lymph
the other nodes near
breast. the breast
• A family bone or
history of • the tumor
breast measures 2
cancer. . cm or
• Inherited smaller and
genes that has spread
increase to the
cancer axillary
risk. lymph
Certain nodes or
gene
mutations • the tumor
that is >than 2
increase cm but not
the risk of >5 cm and
breast has not
cancer can spread to
be passed the axillary
from lymph
parents to nodes
children.
stage IIB
• Radiation
exposure. • the tumor
• Obesity. is >2 cm
• Beginnin but not <5
g your centimeters
period at a ; small
younger groups of
age. breast
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g — >0.2 mm
menopaus but not >2
e at an mm — are
older age. found in the
• Having lymph
your first nodes or
child at an
• the tumor
older age.
is >2 cm
• Having but not>5
never been
cm; cancer
pregnant.
has spread
• Postmen to 1 to 3
opausal axillary
hormone lymph
therapy. nodes or to
Women lymph
who take nodes near
hormone the
therapy breastbone
medications (found
that during a
combine sentinel
estrogen node
and biopsy) or
progesteron
e to treat • the tumor
the signs is larger
and than 5 cm
symptoms but has not
of spread to
menopause the axillary
have an lymph
increased nodes
risk of
breast
cancer. Stage III
• Drinking stage IIIA
alcohol.
• no tumor
is found in
the breast
or the tumor
may be any
size; cancer
is found in 4
to 9 axillary
lymph
nodes or in
the lymph
nodes near
the
breastbone
(found
during
imaging
tests or a
physical
exam) or
• the tumor
is >5 cm;
small
groups of
breast
cancer cells
(>0.2 mm
but not >2
mm) are
found in the
lymph
nodes or
• the tumor
is >5 cm;
cancer has
spread to 1
to 3 axillary
lymph
nodes or to
the lymph
nodes near
the
breastbone
(found
during a
sentinel
lymph node
biopsy
stage IIIB
• the tumor
may be any
size and
has spread
to the chest
wall and/or
skin of the
breast and
caused
swelling or
an ulcer
and
• may have
spread to
up to 9
axillary
lymph
nodes or
• may have
spread to
lymph
nodes near
the
breastbone
stage IIIC
• there may
be no sign
of cancer in
the breast
or, if there is
a tumor, it
may be any
size and
may have
spread to
the chest
wall and/or
the skin of
the breast
and
 • the cancer
has spread
to 10 or
more
axillary
lymph
nodes or
• the cancer
has spread
to lymph
nodes
above or
below the
collarbone
or
• the cancer
has spread
to axillary
lymph
nodes or to
lymph
nodes near
the
breastbone

Stage IV
Stage IV
describes
invasive
breast
cancer that
has spread
beyond the
breast and
nearby
lymph
nodes to
other
organs of
the body,
such as the
lungs,
distant
lymph
nodes, skin,
bones, liver,
or brain

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