Signs of postoperative metastasis of colon cancer
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After the next door elder brother finished the colon cancer operation, the family all breathed a sigh of relief, but now is also a critical period, not only to support the body, but also to prevent the spread of cancer cells. At this time, cancer cells are easy to transfer to other places, so we have to pay attention to it. Let's talk about the signs of postoperative metastasis of bladder cancer.
Signs of postoperative metastasis of colon cancer
First, cancer cells are most likely to metastasize after colon cancer surgery. In general, when the cells metastasize, they first reach the liver, and then the lung, bone, brain and other organs. The way of colon cancer metastasis is usually to the capillary venules, because my situation is caused by physical examination or surgical extrusion. Sometimes when it is blocked, strong peristalsis may cause the cancer cells to enter the blood.
Second: the cancer cells of rectal cancer fall off in the intestinal cavity, planted on the mucosa elsewhere, fall off in the stomach, can be planted on the peritoneum, metastasized into nodular or granular, relatively hard, usually white or gray, if spread in the whole abdominal cavity, may cause cancerous peritonitis.
Third: lymphatic metastasis is one of the most common ways of colon cancer metastasis, lymphatic metastasis is generally spread from near to far, and there are also non sequential metastasis. The main distant metastasis of colon cancer is liver. Many patients will have liver metastasis before or after operation, which also accounts for the majority.
matters needing attention
Colon cancer patients after surgery are often weak, the best diet to light. In the diet, you can eat more vegetables rich in dietary fiber, such as cabbage, leek, celery, radish and other green leafy vegetables, because vegetables rich in dietary fiber can stimulate intestinal peristalsis, increase the frequency of defecation, and take away some carcinogenic alcohol substances from feces.
