What are the early cures for colorectal cancer

What are the early cures for colorectal cancer? In recent years, with the gradual increase in the incidence of colon cancer in clinical practice, many patients are in the middle and late stages of colon cancer after diagnosis due to missed diagnosis and neglect of early colon cancer. For patients with colon cancer, if colon cancer can be detected and treated early, it is believed that it will also greatly reduce the clinical diagnosis rate and mortality rate of middle and late stages of colon cancer. So, what is the best way to treat early colon cancer?

1. Surgical treatment

Generally speaking, in clinical practice, as long as the patient's condition is an indication for surgery and the patient's physical condition is not too weak to withstand the certain trauma caused by the operation, initial radical surgical treatment will generally become the "first" measure that many doctors will take when formulating plans for patients.

2. Radiation therapy

The therapeutic effect is still unsatisfactory. Preoperative radiotherapy can shrink the tumor, improve the resection rate, reduce regional lymph node metastasis, intraoperative spread of cancer cells and local recurrence.

3. Chemotherapy

After radical resection of colon cancer, about 50% of cases still have recurrence and metastasis, mainly because the hidden metastatic lesions were not found before surgery or the lesions were not completely removed during surgery. Therefore, before laparotomy, intra-intestinal chemotherapy or preoperative enema for colorectal cancer can prevent the spread of cancer cells, kill and eliminate cancer cells. Continuing chemotherapy after surgery may increase the 5-year survival rate after radical resection.