10 signs of colon cancer

Based on current clinical observations, there is no such thing as 10 clinical signs of colon cancer.

After colon cancer occurs, cancerous tissue will appear on the colon mucosa. The cancerous tissue may rupture and bleed, and the patient will have blood in the stool, usually dark red blood. The blood is often mixed with the stool. Sometimes the stool contains mucus, which is called mucus and bloody stool. If the cancerous tissue becomes infected, it will cause bloody stool. The above changes are called changes in stool characteristics.

After colon cancer occurs, the cancerous tissue may rupture, which will stimulate the intestinal peristalsis to accelerate. The patient will have more frequent bowel movements. Some patients have bowel movements several times a day, or even more than ten times a day. Sometimes diarrhea will occur, which is clinically called a change in bowel habits.

After the above symptoms appear, relevant examinations need to be completed in a timely manner, including tumor markers, colonoscopy, CT, etc., which can not only make a clear diagnosis, but also determine the severity of the disease, and then carry out corresponding treatment.