Menopausal hormones distrurbance in young and elder breast cancer patients in Iraq

Breast cancer (BC) is a disease that breast cells grow out of control. Therefor, the early detection of breast cancer disease was the main aim of this study. In this study, several significant chemical tests have been done according to the aim of study. The study included 130 woman at the age range between 26 - 66 years old. These women were divided in two groups known as patient group and control group. The control group included 65 healthy woman (group A), while group B included 65 patient suffered from breast cancer disease. Anthropometric tests were performed as a function of some parameters such as; age, BMI, and weight. In addition preformed some other significant chemical tests were also performed such as; FSH, E2, Testosterone, Progesterone, Blood Urea, and S. Creatinine. In our results, there was a statistical significance for the FSH, Testosterone, Progesterone, ALP, Hb tests. The results of statistical analysis refer to significant differences and can be used as chemical markers to early diagnoses for women that suffering from the breast cancer disease. While there were no significant differences for some other tests such as; Got, Gpt, Blood urea, and creatinine. KEY WORDS: Breast cancer, Women, Anthropometric