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Breast cancer requires treatments that change a woman’s self-image and self-esteem. Body changes have an impact on the physical, emotional and social spheres, especially in young women. Objective: To understand the experience of young women (18 to 40 years old) in treatment of breast cancer. Method: Qualitative study, with theoretical and methodological references: symbolic interactionism and grounded theory. Thirteen women participated in the research. Data were collected in two High Complexity Assistance Centers in Oncology, between October/2017 and August/2019, with the guiding question: “Tell me about your experience of living with breast cancer”. Results: The methodology led to the generation of the category “Breast cancer and its repercussions for young women” and the subcategory “Emotional and physical aspects modifying social relationships”. Conclusion: The loss of vanity in this young group was the most striking point and was associated with alopecia, mastectomy and autonomy deficit in with impairment of work activities.

Vivência de Mulheres Jovens diante da Neoplasia Mamária