Local metastasis of rectal cancer?

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There are many patients who do not understand the symptoms of postoperative metastasis of rectal cancer, and the treatment is not timely, which will cause irreparable consequences. In order to reduce the harm of postoperative metastasis symptoms of rectal cancer, it is necessary for us to understand which symptoms will appear in patients with postoperative metastasis of rectal cancer. Let's read the following article together, hoping to bring help to you.

Local metastasis of rectal cancer?

When the malignant tumor invades the surrounding tissues and organs, it can lead to dysuria, frequent urination, dysuria and other symptoms;

Invasion of presacral plexus, caudal and lumbar pain; Metastasis to the liver can cause hepatomegaly, ascites jaundice, and even cachexia;

Invasion of presacral plexus, caudal and lumbar pain; Metastasis to the liver can cause hepatomegaly, ascites, jaundice, and even cachexia.

matters needing attention

For the patients with negative despair, analyze the reasons according to different situations and give them spiritual comfort. In addition to doing a good job in spiritual care and life guidance and other service work, it also tells the patients about the treatment process and convalescence methods of some cured cases, so that the patients can establish confidence, be encouraged in spirit, and see hope in treatment.