Will the child I want if I have advanced colon cancer have a genetic disease?

With the development of society, the improvement of people's living standards, and the relevant regulations of our country's family planning policy, people are paying more and more attention to having a child. Will the child of a patient with advanced colorectal cancer have a genetic disease? Generally speaking, colon cancer is not hereditary, but we also know that rectal cancer has a genetic susceptibility, so we must pay attention to it and take relevant preventive measures.

Let's take a look at the causes of colon cancer. Studies have found that the main causes of colon cancer are high-fat diet and insufficient fiber intake, so it is generally not hereditary. However, we must note that chronic inflammation of the colon makes the incidence of colon cancer higher than the general population.

Although we know that colon cancer is generally not hereditary, we should also pay attention to the genetic susceptibility of rectal cancer. If it is a familial multiple intestinal polyposis, the incidence of cancer is higher, so we should pay attention and take relevant preventive measures. Is cancer hereditary? Will a father with rectal cancer pass the disease on to his children? Is cancer hereditary? Will a father with rectal cancer pass the disease on to his children? Cancer itself is not hereditary, and rectal cancer is no exception. In other words, rectal cancer will not be passed on to children.