Patients with colorectal cancer should always pay attention to its early symptoms

In recent years, the incidence of colorectal cancer has become increasingly high, which makes people very worried, fearing that they will be entangled with this disease. If patients do not pay attention to the early symptoms of colorectal cancer, their condition may continue to deteriorate. Therefore, everyone should understand the early symptoms of colorectal cancer so that patients can detect the disease in time. Let's take a look at the early symptoms of colorectal cancer.

Early symptoms of bowel cancer include:

1. Changes in bowel habits are one of the early symptoms of colorectal cancer. Due to rectal masses and the secretions they produce, intestinal irritation symptoms may occur, causing patients to experience symptoms such as frequent urge to defecate, a feeling of incomplete defecation, and tenesmus. However, the discharge is mostly mucus, pus, and blood. At this time, the shape of the stool has also changed, and the stool becomes thinner and thinner.

2. The early symptoms of colorectal cancer are usually mainly blood in the stool, followed by changes in bowel habits, a feeling of incomplete defecation, tenesmus, etc. In addition, it is very easy to cause obstruction and intestinal irritation symptoms. Colorectal cancer has many prominent clinical manifestations, and patients need to be more careful.

3. The blood is red or bright red, which is very similar to the symptoms of early internal hemorrhoids. In the later stage, blood in the stool is mostly dark red, mixed with mucus, blood, or pus in the stool. These early symptoms of intestinal cancer are more common.

The above content is the early symptoms of colorectal cancer. I hope everyone can understand them one by one. As long as you know the early symptoms of colorectal cancer, you can get treatment earlier, and then you can alleviate the condition. So please keep these early symptoms of colorectal cancer in mind, which will definitely help the treatment of patients. I wish all patients can fight the disease to the end.