Can rectal cancer be cured

Life is getting better and better and people's demands are getting higher and higher, but people are suffering from more and more diseases. Many people get sick from what they eat and cannot control their mouths. Various diseases invade everyone's health, including stomach diseases and intestinal diseases. Among them, gastric cancer and rectal cancer are the two diseases with the greatest impact, which are diseases that directly threaten people's lives and health.

For rectal cancer, we must first have a simple understanding of it. Only in this way can we carry out targeted treatment. However, many patients do not have any obvious symptoms in the early stages. This also leads to the fact that rectal cancer basically cannot be treated in a timely manner in the early stages, and it is slowly dragged into the later stages. Gradually, constipation and diarrhea will appear. In severe cases, bloody stools and changes in bowel habits will appear. Some patients will also experience general weight loss and lower limb edema. At this time, timely treatment is needed.

Now that we have a certain understanding of rectal cancer, how is it caused? Is there any clear cause? Experts point out that at present, the cause of rectal cancer is still not very clear. Some are related to the social environment, eating habits and genetic factors. For some patients, it is related to their usual eating habits and high intake of animal fat and protein. It is necessary to go to the hospital for examination to determine the cause.

Now that we have a certain understanding of rectal cancer, can it be cured? Are there any good treatments? Doctors point out that as a type of cancer, rectal cancer is very difficult to treat. If it is early-stage rectal cancer, there is still some hope for treatment, but it is rare to get effective treatment. If it reaches the middle and late stages, the treatment will be more troublesome. Whether it is surgical treatment, chemotherapy or physical therapy, for patients, it is only to alleviate the condition and relieve the patient's pain.