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Treatment options for cutaneous metastasis from breast cancer include:

1. Systemic Therapies: Hormone therapy, targeted therapy, or chemotherapy may help treat skin symptoms alongside the primary cancer
2. Localized Treatments: Radiation therapy can shrink large tumors causing ulcers. Electrochemotherapy (ECT) uses Show Full Answer

Treatment options for cutaneous metastasis from breast cancer include:

1. Systemic Therapies: Hormone therapy, targeted therapy, or chemotherapy may help treat skin symptoms alongside the primary cancer.
2. Localized Treatments: Radiation therapy can shrink large tumors causing ulcers. Electrochemotherapy (ECT) uses electrical impulses to deliver low-dose chemotherapy, shrinking skin metastases and reducing pain or bleeding.
3. Topical Treatments: Medicated creams, sometimes combined with cryotherapy, have shown effectiveness in some cases.

For more details, visit: [Cutaneous Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatments](https://www.mybcteam.com/resources/cutaneous-me...).

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