Three itching spots in the early stages of colorectal cancer

Early symptoms of colorectal cancer may include itching, abdominal pain, and changes in bowel habits. The three itching sites of early colorectal cancer include anal itching, abdominal itching, and skin itching. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time and take appropriate treatment measures according to different situations. The details are as follows:

1. Anal itching: Patients with early stage colorectal cancer may experience itching around the anus, which may be caused by tumor stimulation or poor bowel movements. It manifests as discomfort around the anus, especially after defecation. The measures are to keep the anus clean, avoid using irritating cleaning products, and use ointments recommended by doctors when necessary.

2. Abdominal itching: Abdominal skin itching may be caused by ascites caused by tumors or abnormal skin metabolism. It manifests as dry and itchy abdominal skin, which may be accompanied by erythema or rash. Measures are to use moisturizers to keep the skin moist, avoid scratching, and seek medical attention in time if it is serious.

3. Skin itching: Systemic skin itching may be a manifestation of systemic metabolic disorders or cancer-related syndromes caused by intestinal cancer. It manifests as skin itching all over the body, especially at night or after taking a bath. The measures are to keep the skin clean and moisturized, use anti-allergic drugs or use antipruritic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

When you find these symptoms, you should be alert, seek medical attention in time, and take appropriate treatment measures under the guidance of a doctor. You also need to maintain good living habits and eating habits in your life to prevent and control the progression of the disease.