What is the impact of early pregnancy on rectal cancer

Every woman wants to be a mother. And these are all natural. But many women with rectal cancer are worried about whether they can still get pregnant after having rectal cancer. What is the impact of rectal cancer on early pregnancy? Relevant experts have conducted research on this and come to the following conclusions.

Patients with rectal cancer should not get pregnant before they are fully recovered. Pregnancy will affect the patient's nutrition and physical strength. If the patient still needs intermittent maintenance treatment, the drugs are mostly cytotoxic drugs that are toxic to the fetus and can cause fetal malformation, miscarriage, and premature birth. If you are already pregnant, you should try to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible.

Clinical data show that pregnancy can promote the recurrence and metastasis of cancer, and also bring many difficulties to treatment, affecting the efficacy. If a patient has a reproductive system or breast tumor, whether she can get pregnant should be consulted by oncology and gynecology experts. If it does not affect her health and she is able to get pregnant, she can consider getting pregnant. However, it is generally better not to get pregnant, so as to avoid disrupting the balance of the endocrine system in the body and disturbing the patient's health.

Some patients are diagnosed with rectal cancer during pregnancy. In this case, the pregnancy should be terminated quickly to protect the pregnant woman and the cancer should be treated early. If the delivery is imminent, induced labor or caesarean section can be performed, and then the rectal cancer can be treated.

Therefore, for many people who ignore anorectal diseases, they should always pay attention to their bowel habits, and go to a regular hospital for treatment in time if they experience bloody stools, constipation, etc.