What treatment options are available for Paget’s disease of the breast?

Treatment for Paget’s disease of the breast generally includes:

1. Surgery: Options include a mastectomy or wide local excision, depending on the extent of the disease.
2. Radiation Therapy: Often used after surgery, especially if breast-conserving surgery is performed.
3. Chemotherapy: Used if there is underlying invasive breast cancerTreatment for Paget’s disease of the breast generally includes:
   1. 1. Surgery: Options include a mastectomy or wide local excision, depending on the extent of the disease.
      2. Radiation Therapy: Often used after surgery, especially if breast-conserving surgery is performed.
      3. Chemotherapy: Used if there is underlying invasive breast cancer.
         1. Hormone Therapy: For hormone receptor-positive cases, to block estrogen or progesterone.
         2. Targeted Therapy: For HER2-positive cancers, using drugs like trastuzumab.

         Treatment plans are tailored based on the disease stage and individual patient factors

      4. Hormone Therapy: For hormone receptor-positive cases, to block estrogen or progesterone.
      5. Targeted Therapy: For HER2-positive cancers, using drugs like trastuzumab.

   Treatment plans are tailored based on the disease stage and individual patient factors