What to do if rectal cancer relapses after surgery and chemotherapy

Cancer, also known as malignant tumor, is a disease that is difficult to cure. Rectal cancer is a type of cancer. Rectal cancer cells are easy to spread and spread to other parts of the body. They are difficult to treat and are prone to recurrence. So what should I do if rectal cancer recurs after surgery and chemotherapy?

Regarding rectal cancer, we need to know that rectal cancer is a common malignant tumor of the digestive tract. Its main clinical characteristics are the following aspects: bloody stools, bloody stools, etc. Some patients may also experience symptoms such as diarrhea in the early and middle stages of rectal cancer.
The treatment of rectal cancer is controversial in medical history, because it requires deep pelvic surgery, so the surgery is easy to be incomplete, but it was difficult to detect at the time, so the chance of recurrence after surgery is high. This is also why the death toll caused by this disease is very high.
First of all, you should actively cooperate with the treatment and regulate your body. If your body allows, you can undergo a second operation. However, this second operation will probably require the anus to be removed, which has certain risks.
Please note that patients with rectal cancer should go to the hospital for regular check-ups after surgery to prevent recurrence that has not been discovered. Once recurrence occurs, they should go to the hospital for treatment in time to ensure timely detection and treatment.