Causes of anemia in right colon cancer

Colon cancer is a common malignant tumor disease, which mainly occurs at the junction of the rectum and sigmoid colon in the human digestive system. It is caused by canceration at the junction of the rectum and sigmoid colon. The incidence rate is extremely high, ranking among the top three digestive system diseases. The main group of people affected is people aged 40-50, with more males than females. What is the cause of anemia in right-sided colon cancer?

It is not uncommon for patients with colon cancer to present with iron deficiency anemia as the first symptom. In the early stage, patients do not have abdominal pain, bloating, constipation and diarrhea. Cancer cells infiltrate and destroy the mucosa of the inner wall of the colon and the blood vessels under the mucosa, causing the patient to slowly lose blood. This is like a bottomless hole, which is filled in from the top and leaks out from the bottom, so the patient's iron deficiency anemia is always difficult to correct.
Colon cancer patients can take Selenium-based Kang and Iron-based Kang at the same time after surgery to help improve symptoms in this area. Selenium-based Kang can enhance the biological self-regulation function, regulate the body's own anti-cancer factors, and change abnormal biochemical changes in cancer cells. Iron-based Kang can effectively improve iron deficiency anemia.