Will the stomach hurt all the time or indirectly due to intestinal cancer

Will the stomach hurt constantly or indirectly due to intestinal cancer?

Intestinal cancer is mainly caused by cancer cells compressing the intestinal wall tissue and causing intestinal obstruction due to the proliferation of cancer cells. Colorectal cancer is mainly caused by malignant lesions of intestinal mucosal epithelial cells. Usually, if it is in the early stages of colorectal cancer, colorectal cancer patients may not have obvious symptoms. However, as the disease continues to progress, cancer cells continue to proliferate and tumors form locally. The tumor compresses the intestinal wall tissue, and colorectal cancer patients will experience stomach pain, but the pain caused by tumor compression is not continuous, but indirect.

However, if colorectal cancer develops further and enters the middle and late stages, the tumor will be relatively large and the cancer cells will spread, which may cause secondary intestinal obstruction. Since feces cannot be excreted due to intestinal obstruction, colorectal cancer patients will also experience abdominal pain, but it is also indirect. Usually the pain will be relieved after the bowel sounds weaken.

If the intestinal cancer patient is accompanied by abdominal inflammation or digestive tract perforation, this situation will cause persistent abdominal pain. Due to the seriousness of the condition, it is necessary to find out the condition as soon as possible and treat it in time to avoid endangering the patient's life.