Symptoms of postoperative bone metastasis in rectal cancer

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Recently, my stool is very abnormal, either constipation or diarrhea. Some time ago, diarrhea was very serious. Recently, my stool is hard to die. It's hard, hard, brown and bloody. I was scared to death. After going to the hospital for examination, I found that I had rectal cancer. I was told to treat it immediately. Now the situation is much better, and the symptoms are obviously improved. It's easy to open Heart, now let me talk about the symptoms of bone metastasis after rectal cancer surgery.

Symptoms of postoperative bone metastasis in rectal cancer

Symptom 1: pain: pain is a common initial symptom of postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer. Patients with postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer often have perineal drop, sacral pain and radiation to the lower limbs. Intestinal obstruction: tumor enlargement can cause intestinal stenosis, obstruction of intestinal contents, and then lead to mechanical intestinal obstruction. Mass: in patients with recurrence of rectal cancer after operation, nodular mass can be palpated subcutaneously in perineum, with hard texture and tenderness.

Symptom 2: intestinal perforation: clinical manifestations of typical acute abdomen, abdominal muscle tension, tenderness, rebound pain, X-ray plain film see crescent free gas under the septum, can make a preliminary diagnosis. Defecation habit change and bloody stool: Anal digital diagnosis is a common diagnostic method for postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer. Postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer patients will be accompanied by hematochezia, or defecation habits change.

Symptom 3: pain is the most common initial symptom of postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer. Patients with postoperative recurrence of rectal cancer often have anal drop, sacrococcygeal pain and radiation to the lower limbs. When this happens, it is necessary to arouse the attention of patients. In patients with recurrence of rectal cancer after operation, nodular mass can be felt subcutaneously in anus during anal digital examination, with hard texture and tenderness. In the treatment of rectal cancer patients should be careful not to hurt the patient's body immune system.

matters needing attention

Do not do in-depth dissection during operation to prevent injury to rectal nerve.