What are the causes of gastric cancer and intestinal cancer

What are the causes of stomach cancer and colon cancer?

1. The high-risk factors for colon cancer and gastric cancer mainly include the following situations, such as excessive intake of fat and protein, low intake of dietary fiber in daily life, excessive obesity, long-term smoking, gastrointestinal adenomatous polyps, ulcerative colitis, chronic atrophic gastritis, long-term consumption of smoked and pickled foods, long-term and large intake of foods containing nitrites, Helicobacter pylori infection, genetic factors, etc.

2. Helicobacter pylori infection is a high-risk factor for gastric cancer. The occurrence of gastrointestinal cancer is a relatively complex process, which is often related to dietary habits and genetic factors.

Is chemotherapy painful after gastric cancer surgery?

The incidence of gastric cancer is very high in my country, and most of the cases occur in people over 50 years old. The treatment of gastric cancer is generally based on radical surgery, followed by chemotherapy.

The main treatment for gastric cancer is radical surgery, which can be combined with adjuvant chemotherapy. In a broad sense, chemotherapy mainly uses chemical drugs to hunt down residual cancer cells, thereby eradicating them and preventing gastric cancer from recurring.

What happens after gastric cancer surgery?

There is generally no specific reaction after gastric cancer surgery. There may be gastrointestinal disorders for a short period of time, such as diarrhea and constipation, etc. Going to the hospital for regular checkups and taking chemotherapy Chinese medicine will quickly pass this period and effectively extend the patient's remaining time.

Recurrence of gastric cancer after surgery may be recurrence in the surgical area or recurrence due to distant metastasis, and the clinical manifestations are different.