Why does colorectal cancer favor young people?

Colorectal cancer has become one of the most common digestive tract tumors. What is even more worrying is that cancer, which used to be common among middle-aged and elderly people, is now spreading among young people in their 30s. Therefore, young people should be more vigilant about colorectal cancer.

Work pressure often puts office workers in a state of tension, and irregular work and rest schedules lead to the spread of anorectal diseases. In particular, white-collar workers love refined foods and are seriously lacking in crude fiber foods. Dietary fiber can dilute intestinal residues, increase stool volume, and speed up the emptying of stool from the intestines. Lack of dietary fiber can lead to stool accumulation in the body, causing chyme to stay in the body for a long time. The toxins produced by chyme that stays in the body for a long time may be absorbed by the human body. A large part of these toxins are potentially carcinogenic substances.

Intestinal cancer rarely has abnormal symptoms in its early stages. Young people, in particular, think they have strong immunity, and even if they have unexplained blood in their stools, they think it might be hemorrhoids and don’t take it seriously. They think “nine out of ten people have hemorrhoids, and no treatment is needed,” and ignore the fact that they are also at risk of developing intestinal cancer, allowing intestinal cancer to gradually develop under the cover of hemorrhoids.

Young people have good physique and strong disease resistance. This concept misleads most people and they think this is a reason why they will not get colorectal cancer. Of course, colorectal cancer is not determined by age. People of all ages can get cancer. Especially young people with irregular lifestyles should be more vigilant about colorectal cancer. Therefore, we should have regular anorectal examinations to eliminate the hidden dangers of colorectal cancer and prevent the occurrence of cancer.

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