Symptoms of advanced small bowel cancer

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Nowadays, the incidence of small bowel cancer is increasing every year. Moreover, in many cases, it will cause great harm to the patient's body. Moreover, the incidence rate of men is far higher than that of women. This has a great relationship with men's work and social activities, So for many male patients, they must pay more attention to their eating habits. Let's talk about the symptoms of advanced small bowel cancer.

Symptoms of advanced small bowel cancer

After the emergence of small bowel cancer, first of all, their own body will have a lot of symptoms. In the early stage, patients may have abdominal pain, constipation, abdominal distension, vomiting, intestinal peristalsis and other symptoms. Many experts say that hematochezia is the most common after the emergence of small bowel cancer; Moreover, in addition to these, the body of patients will have gastrointestinal dysfunction: loss of appetite, abdominal discomfort, fullness, constipation, diarrhea; Systemic symptoms also appear slowly; Anemia, malnutrition, systemic failure, weight loss and cachexia and so on, so for many patients, their physical symptoms must be paid more attention to, as far as possible to cure the disease.

In the process of small bowel cancer treatment, patients need to do a lot of preparation before surgery. First of all, patients need to check the specific symptoms of the body before surgery. In addition to this, patients also need to pay attention to control their personal nutritional status, and they must not have anemia symptoms.

After the operation, you need to take care of your intestines. Don't eat spicy food. Pay more attention to rest during the day and don't work overtime at night.

matters needing attention

Although small bowel cancer is a cancer, as long as the patients take care of their own health, the condition will not be particularly serious. If patients ignore the care of their own physical diseases, then in the process of treatment, not only some complications will appear, but also their physical symptoms will become more and more difficult to control.