What should pregnant women pay attention to when caring for colorectal cancer

Colorectal cancer is one of the more common malignant tumors currently. It is divided into two types: rectal cancer and colon cancer. In surgical treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to observe the patient's condition characteristics, and pay attention to timely follow-up visits after treatment, observe physical changes, etc., especially in postoperative health care. So what should pregnant women pay attention to in colorectal cancer care?

1. Do not change doctors frequently. Since colorectal cancer can occur frequently and may recur after surgery, regular check-ups are necessary. Generally, regular check-ups should be conducted every 5 years, and every 3 months in the first 3 years. During each check-up, it is important to have the surgeon or the physician who participated in the surgery examine the patient as much as possible, because they understand the condition and can handle it more accurately. If there is no special reason, do not change doctors frequently.
2. Patients should choose appropriate exercises according to their physical conditions, such as walking, doing radio gymnastics, practicing Tai Chi, etc. The amount of exercise should be sufficient without feeling tired.
3. Family care for colorectal cancer: insist on regular bowel movements and control bowel movements. Patients should learn how to take care of their stomas and gradually master the rules of bowel movements. It is advisable to wear loose, comfortable pants without belts or belts. When caring for stomas, it is necessary to observe the color and size of stomas, and the color, smell, taste and amount of excrement for abnormalities. If you feel uncomfortable, you should see a doctor at any time.