Will stomach cancer make it impossible to defecate? I have a slight dull pain (not sure if it's from the stomach), and my stool has been dry recently

Will stomach cancer make it difficult to defecate? I have a slight dull pain and I'm not sure if it's the stomach. I have dry stools recently.

1. Constipation and poor defecation are problems of the large intestine. The diagnosis and treatment should be based on the patient's age, recent diet, abdominal pain, bloody stools and other symptoms. For example, if a 16-year-old drinks less water and consumes less fiber vegetables, it is recommended to change the diet structure and drink more water. If there is no improvement, the patient should seek medical attention in time and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

2. In your daily diet, eat more foods that are high in protein and fiber. You can also drink honey water in the morning and evening to increase the chance of bowel movements. Avoid eating spicy and irritating foods to avoid constipation and other conditions.

3. The urge to defecate in patients with gastric cancer may be caused by constipation. At this time, you can take some drugs to soften the stool orally.

What should I do if gastric cancer cannot be operated on?

Situations where gastric cancer cannot be operated on include when the tumor is relatively large, or adheres to surrounding tissues, and the border is unclear. Usually, surgery cannot be performed because surgery is relatively difficult and the risk is relatively high. When gastric cancer cannot be operated on, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are required. At the same time, Chinese medicine can be taken orally, and the two can be applied to the lesion together, and the effect will be very good.

Gastric cancer patients cannot undergo surgical treatment, but can use targeted therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy and other treatment methods.