Serrated adenoma of the colon

The colon is a part of the human intestinal tract. Every part of the human body may become diseased for some reason, and the colon is no exception. If cancer cells spread, colon cancer may occur. If a tumor grows in the colon, it can be diagnosed as a colon tumor. Some people grow serrated adenomas in the colon, which is also a type of lesion in the human colon. Let's take a look at the causes of serrated adenomas in the colon.

We need to consider that it is colon serrated adenoma, which is a benign lesion. After the disease occurs, there may be no symptoms, or there may be abdominal pain, bloating, abnormal bowel movements, increased vaginal discharge, and repeated occurrences. In severe cases, it may lead to malignant changes in the human body, so we need to pay attention. You need to go to the hospital as soon as possible, use surgical resection as soon as possible, and then use some antibiotics for treatment. Eat more vegetables and fruits, and you can gradually return to normal.

It could be a tumor. It is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis first and then prescribe the right medicine. Whether the tumor is benign or malignant, benign tumors grow slowly and do not cause any discomfort, so no treatment is needed. If it is a malignant tumor, it is best to treat it with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine, surgical resection, combined with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and Chinese medicine for simultaneous treatment.

Generally speaking, most colon polyps are benign tumors, but in very rare cases they may become cancerous. If there are multiple colon polyps, surgical treatment is required to prevent cancer. Generally speaking, colon polyps of 0.6*0.8cm are usually benign, so don't worry. However, electrocautery of polyps under colonoscopy is a minimally invasive treatment that can prevent cancer. It does not require surgical treatment, so don't worry.

It is usually caused by colon cancer. It depends mainly on the results of pathological examination to be determined. It is recommended to prepare for surgery as soon as possible to remove the tumor and part of the colon, and do a pathological examination to determine the nature. If it is a benign tumor, there will be no problem. If it is colon cancer, further chemotherapy and other treatments should be performed after surgery. There should be no way to find a gastroenterologist.