Does intestinal cancer cause stomach pain?

Does colon cancer cause stomach pain?

Colorectal cancer generally refers to colorectal cancer, and patients with colorectal cancer may have stomach pain. In the early stages of colorectal cancer, because the intestinal tumor is small, there are generally no obvious symptoms at this time, so at this stage, the patient's stomach generally does not hurt, but the early stage is a good time to treat colorectal cancer. After surgical resection, colorectal cancer can generally be cured.

If the patient's colorectal cancer is in the late stage, the tumor grows rapidly and may block the intestinal cavity, causing varying degrees of intestinal obstruction. At this time, the abdominal pain is generally paroxysmal colic, and may also be accompanied by vomiting, nausea, and decreased bowel movements. Generally, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy intervention are required to minimize the patient's discomfort.

After suffering from colorectal cancer, you need to quit smoking and drinking, because after tobacco and alcohol enter the human body, they will irritate the intestinal mucosa, which may stimulate the development of cancer cells and affect the control of the disease. You should also eat a reasonable diet and try to maintain a balanced nutrition, but it is not recommended to eat some foods that are difficult to digest, because the ability of intestinal digestion and absorption is greatly affected.