What are the symptoms of colon cancer recurrence

The effect of treating colon cancer varies from person to person, but colon cancer is also a disease that is prone to recurrence, so as a patient, the most important thing is to do a good job of rehabilitation after treatment. Many patients do not pay attention to disease prevention after treatment, which can easily lead to recurrence of the disease and endanger the patient's health. So what are the symptoms of colon cancer recurrence?

1. Nodular recurrence refers to solitary nodular recurrence in the abdominal cavity, which is caused by insufficient resection of the mesocolon or insufficient clearance of metastatic lymph nodes in the abdominal cavity during the initial surgery.
2. Intraperitoneal recurrence refers to the recurrence of tumors on the surface of the peritoneal serosa, which is often multiple or diffuse. It is caused by the primary tumor having penetrated the serosa or cancer cells being scattered in the abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity during surgery. Diffuse dissemination of the peritoneal cavity is often accompanied by cancerous ascites.
3. Local recurrence and metastasis to liver, lung and other tissues.
Therefore, for patients, the most important thing is to do a good job of post-operative care. After discovering the recurrence of the disease, they must also actively receive treatment. Many diseases are caused by our neglect, so we must actively receive treatment to ensure the treatment effect of the disease.