What are the symptoms of colorectal cancer

In daily life, people are familiar with colorectal cancer. In fact, the occurrence of colorectal cancer is closely related to our usual lifestyle and eating habits. We must pay more attention to our living habits. So, after the occurrence of colorectal cancer, what kind of typical symptoms are manifested? This requires everyone to pay more attention in daily life, understand the typical manifestations of this disease, and receive timely treatment. Let us learn about the symptoms of colorectal cancer.

1. Abdominal pain. The typical symptom of colorectal cancer is abdominal pain. Clinically, some patients present with dull abdominal pain as the first symptom, while others present with typical abdominal pain of incomplete intestinal obstruction, that is, the pain is paroxysmal colic and accompanied by abdominal distension. These symptoms of colorectal cancer are relatively common.
2. Bowel movement frequency and pain In daily life, if your bowel movement frequency changes, you should be alert. Patients with colorectal cancer mainly have increased bowel movement frequency, and very few suffer from constipation. About 50% of patients experience pain during bowel movement, which can be mild or severe. This is a common symptom of colorectal cancer.
3. Diarrhea. The occurrence of diarrhea is also a typical symptom. However, diarrhea is very common in daily life, so it is easy to be ignored. Patients with colorectal cancer may have an increase in the number of bowel movements per day, which may be mucus and blood in the stool, mucus and thick blood in the stool, or loose stools, which may be accompanied by a feeling of tenesmus. At this time, it should be distinguished from bacillary dysentery.