Recurrence symptoms after rectal cancer surgery?

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In recent years, the mortality of rectal cancer is increasing, mainly due to the recurrence of most patients. The symptoms of recurrence of rectal cancer are often ignored in the early stage. It is only in the early stage of recurrence of rectal cancer that it is possible to have reoperation and be cured. Let's introduce the recurrence symptoms of rectal cancer after operation.

Recurrence symptoms after rectal cancer surgery?

Urinary symptoms: Patients with recurrence of rectal cancer after operation may have corresponding recurrence symptoms of urinary rectal cancer due to invasion of ureter and bladder by cancer cells.

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 can be accompanied by hematochezia, or changes in defecation habits.

Pain: pain is the most 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.

matters needing attention

Patients after rectal cancer surgery must eat easily digestible and nutritious food after discharge. The nutrition should be balanced and the diet should be regular. They should pay attention to diet hygiene at ordinary times. They should not eat raw, cold, hard, fried and pickled food. They should ban smoking and drinking and develop a good habit of regular defecation