There is a misconception that many patients or many doctors believe that when lymph nodes metastasize, they cannot preserve the breast. This is actually a misconception; breast management and axillary management of breast cancer are two separate things, handled separately. When it comes to breast cancer, there are two issues we need to face in terms of surgical options. The first issue is – the way of breast surgery, whether the breast can be preserved or not, if it can be preserved, then the breast will be preserved, after all, the breast is the basis of women’s confidence and pride, and the various discomforts after total breast excision are obviously not simply “the breast is flat”, first of all, the breast First of all, the breast wall is not flat after excision, but a big pit, if it is flat, it is definitely not cut cleanly, and it is also very painful to have discomfort such as numbness and chronic pain in the chest wall, difficulty in sleeping on the side, fear of cold in the chest wall, and pain in the turning of the ribs. If you do not have the conditions to preserve the breast, you need to remove the breast, and after the removal of the breast, we need to discuss the issue of whether you need breast reconstruction, because breast reconstruction can at least help the patient retain the beauty of the female body and maintain the confidence and pride of women, if it happens that the doctor’s technical conditions can do breast reconstruction, then breast reconstruction should be carried out. The second question is whether the armpit can be preserved. The armpit needs to be preserved if there is no metastasis in the armpit. If the above whether breast preservation is negotiable or not, it is obvious that whether the armpit can be preserved is not negotiable, because preserving the armpit means preserving the whole life and self-care ability, while the problems that need to be faced by axillary clearance are troublesome, such as the risk of arm hypofunction and upper limb edema, many people come back from going to the street to buy food and their arms are swollen, and they can’t work, they can’t get fluids, etc. It is also troublesome to preserve the armpit, while the Patients have the same arms as ordinary people one week after surgery. However, if there is metastasis in the armpit, it should be cleared as clean as possible, at least 20 or more lymph nodes should be cleared to do so. And your doctor chose to be very humane and responsible, and took care that breast and axillary preservation were independent and did not remove the breast because of metastasis in the axilla. You should be very grateful to the doctor, after all, in our daily outpatient consultation and network consultation process, such right surgery is actually very uncommon, most of the time is very irresponsible pot, all cut, the breast that should be breast-conserving was cut breast thing really is too much!