
Breast Clinic & Thyroid Clinic
What are Breast and Thyroid Diseases?
According to recent statistics from the National Health Insurance Service,
breast and thyroid cancers rank first and second among female cancers in incidence.
Fortunately, when detected early, more than 90–95% of female cancers can be cured.
This highlights the critical importance of early detection.
Symptoms of Female Cancers
Female cancers often have almost no early symptoms, making early detection essential.
Breast Cancer
Persistent,
localized breast pain
The nipple
appears retracted
Discharge comes
from the nipple
Changes in
breast shape or size
Skin discoloration or peau d’orange
(orange peel-like changes)
Unexplained frequent
swelling of the arm
A lump is felt
in the breast or armpit
Thyroid Cancer
A lump or nodule is
felt in the neck
Hoarseness or
changes in voice
Sensation of foreign body or
pain when swallowing
Persistent shortness of breath or
difficulty breathing
Pain spreading
from the neck to the ear
Enlargement of lymph nodes
in the neck
Sudden weight loss or
persistent fatigue
We strongly recommend performing regular self-examinations alongside
hospital check-ups, and if you have a family history of breast or thyroid diseases,
or if you experience any of the above symptoms, please consult a medical professional.
Concerned about thyroid surgery?
Why
Pine Tree Hospital?
ㅣDirect one-on-one diagnosis and prescriptions by female surgeons and radiologists
ㅣFocus on recovery through standard, targeted, and complementary therapies
ㅣRapid response to emergencies and febrile cancer patients
ㅣDoctors and nurses available at night for emergencies
ㅣSpecialists with extensive experience in breast and thyroid cancer care
Treatment Methods
Differ by Individual
1
Precise and safe surgical treatment
The goal is to remove cancer
cells as completely as possible, with the surgical scope varying
by patient.
2
Personalized
adjuvant therapy
Depending on stage and tumor characteristics, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy are combined with individualized treatment plans.
3
Continuous follow-up management
Post-treatment, regular tests and consultations are performed to prevent recurrence and support recovery.