Methods to prevent colorectal cancer after cholecystectomy

Patients are at risk of developing colorectal cancer after having their gallbladder removed, but this does not mean that if a patient has their gallbladder removed, colorectal cancer will definitely develop. It just means that colorectal cancer may be induced under certain pathological conditions. However, the chance of developing colorectal cancer is very small, so patients should not worry too much after having their gallbladder removed. However, patients should be cautious in undergoing cholecystectomy, as there are still certain risks.

Prevents Bowel Cancer:

1. Experts point out that the prevention of colorectal cancer should start with eating habits. High-fiber foods should be consumed every day, such as mushrooms, fungus, seaweed, buckwheat, sweet potatoes, soybeans, green beans, corn and various fruits, to keep bowel movements smooth and reduce the contact time between carcinogens in feces and the colon mucosa.

2. Reducing the intake of fat and animal protein in food can reduce the production and carcinogenic effects of their decomposition products, thereby reducing the incidence of colorectal cancer.

3. Prevention of intestinal cancer also requires the prevention and treatment of schistosomiasis.

4. Prevent and treat precancerous lesions of intestinal cancer. For colon adenomatous polyps, especially familial multiple intestinal polyposis, the lesions must be removed as soon as possible. Actively treat chronic colitis.

5. Oral calcium supplements given to people with a family history of colon and rectal cancer and a high tendency to colon and rectal cancer can reduce the incidence of cancer. The most commonly used drugs for chemical prevention are vitamin AE and β-carotene, as well as 4-HPR. Large doses of vitamin C are also commonly used to prevent polyp formation.

6. Do some physical exercise, preferably 30 minutes of physical activity every day. Studies have found that people who are more active at work are 40% to 50% less likely to develop colorectal cancer than those who sit at their desks. Since there is feces in the colon most of the time, high activity helps the feces pass through the colon quickly. There are carcinogens in the feces. The longer it stays in the colon, the more chances the carcinogens have to contact the intestinal wall, and the greater the possibility of colorectal cancer. Increasing activity can reduce the content of hormones in the intestine, thereby reducing the possibility of colorectal cancer. Therefore, the prevention of colorectal cancer also requires 30 minutes of activity every day.

For the prevention of colorectal cancer, we should start from our daily life, have a regular diet, and exercise more to keep the disease away from us. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the fact that once the patient is diagnosed, there is no need to worry too much. Timely and effective treatment can restore health. Finally, the editor wishes all patients a speedy recovery!