What are the treatments for vomiting caused by colon cancer

Colon cancer refers to malignant lesions of the colon mucosal epithelium caused by a variety of carcinogenic factors such as the environment or genetics. It is one of the common malignant tumors. Many patients are familiar with radiotherapy and chemotherapy for colon cancer. Some cancer patients feel nausea and vomiting due to radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Some have only mild nausea, while others vomit continuously.

1. Treat with Chinese herbal decoction based on syndrome differentiation. If there is abdominal effusion, do not drain the ascites, let alone intracavitary chemotherapy. You should drink the flavored [appetizer soup].

2. Taking medication: Appropriately use gastric mucosal protective agents such as omeprazole tablets and gastrokinetic drugs such as metoclopramide tablets.

3. Comprehensive treatment is required and treatment should be persisted.

4. General precautions: Eat less greasy, irritating, and hot foods.

There are many reasons for vomiting in colon cancer. If you vomit immediately after eating, and what you vomit is food, it is most likely a problem with the anastomosis, and you need anti-inflammatory treatment. If you have right abdominal pain, bloating, and vomitus containing bile (very bitter, green), there may be a problem with the intestinal loop. If you want to check further, you can do a gastrointestinal radiography, which is more convenient and not too painful, and is a more practical examination.