Five major symptoms of early colorectal cancer

Many tumors may not have typical early symptoms, and there are no typical symptoms. From a doctor's point of view, colorectal cancer is the early symptom of rectal cancer or colon cancer, such as changes in bowel habits, or changes in everything related to bowel movements, such as bowel movements once a day or once every two days, but now twice a day or three times a day, and changes in bowel movement frequency and bowel habits. Another is the change in the nature of bowel movements, such as loose stools or constipation, or stools with mucus, pus, blood, etc.; there may also be symptoms such as pain before and after bowel movements.

Problems with bowel movements, whether it is a subjective feeling of abnormality in a short period of time or abnormalities in the nature of the stool itself, may be an early manifestation of colorectal cancer, but may also be caused by polyps or other inflammatory bowel diseases.

Problems with bowel movements, whether it is a subjective feeling of abnormality in a short period of time or abnormalities in the nature of the stool itself, may be an early manifestation of colorectal cancer, but may also be caused by polyps or other inflammatory bowel diseases.

For any kind of digestive tract tumor, the early symptoms may not be particularly typical, so you can only be vigilant. If you have symptoms related to defecation, seek medical attention in time or undergo colonoscopy screening to detect problems early.