Midterm symptoms of bowel cancer?

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Many people have the phenomenon of stool bleeding and pain, but they don't know it is the symptom and precursor of colorectal cancer. It is generally believed that the symptoms of discomfort in patients with this disease are very obvious. For example, the vast majority of patients will have long-term anemia, abdominal mass and other symptoms, so we should appropriately increase the understanding of the disease, For our own physical and mental health is also one of the very important aspects, will help to improve the awareness of the disease. Now let's share with you what are the symptoms of mid-term colorectal cancer?

Midterm symptoms of bowel cancer?

Poisoning symptoms, due to tumor ulceration, blood loss and toxin absorption, can often cause anemia, emaciation, fatigue, edema and low fever, especially anemia and emaciation.

Abdominal mass is a tumor or a mass infiltrated and bonded with omentum and surrounding tissues. It is hard and irregular in shape. Some of them may have a certain degree of activity with the intestinal tract. In late stage, the tumor is more infiltrated and the mass can be fixed.

The most early stage of bowel cancer can be abdominal distension, discomfort, dyspepsia like symptoms, and then there are changes in defecation habits, such as increased stool times, abdominal discharge or constipation, abdominal pain before defecation. With the growth of tumor, mucinous stool or mucopurulent bloody stool may appear.

matters needing attention

1. If patients suffer from colorectal cancer, they should choose low-fat food, because high-fat food has a certain pressure on our intestines. They should choose low-fat, low salt, vitamin and mineral rich food, which is beneficial to the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with colorectal cancer. 2. Diet during radiotherapy. Patients with colorectal cancer during radiotherapy, Yin blood injury, should be nourishing blood. Choose fresh vegetables and fruits. At the same time, you can cook tofu with mushrooms, pork liver and spinach soup. 3. For some fried food, as well as pickled food, we'd better eat less. There are a lot of carcinogens in it. We should eat more anti-cancer food. Patients with colorectal cancer should avoid cancer inducing food and eat more anti-cancer food. According to a large number of clinical experiments conducted by medical experts, common anti-cancer foods include cruciferous vegetables (such as cabbage and cauliflower), radish, garlic, sour plum, soybean and beef.