What to do if a tumor grows in the intestine

People's intestines are responsible for digesting and absorbing the food they eat, but some people often eat indiscriminately, which makes digestion very difficult and causes tumors to grow in the intestines. Intestinal tumors can cause a lot of inconvenience to people's daily life and diet, and if the tumor is more serious, it can also make people feel severe stomach pain. Let's take a look at what to do if a tumor grows in the intestine?

First of all, a tumor in the intestine is not necessarily cancer, and the patient needs further observation:

1. If the patient's tumor does not continue to grow, it is considered to be benign. The patient can survive with the tumor without receiving additional treatment and only needs to go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

2. If the patient's tumor causes physical discomfort or continues to grow, it is determined to be a malignant tumor, that is, cancer, and the patient needs to receive treatment immediately. The treatment method is usually surgical removal of the diseased part. Moreover, even if the patient undergoes surgical treatment, he or she will still need to undergo follow-up visits to ensure that the tumor does not recur. If something is not right, chemotherapy may be required.

Intestinal malignant tumors are relatively common malignant tumors of the digestive system, which may be accompanied by changes in stool characteristics and bowel habits, bloody stools, and tenesmus. Diagnosis requires clear pathological examination evidence, and colonoscopy is also required. If abnormal tumor lesions are found, the tissue of the lesion needs to be taken for pathological examination, which is also the basis for diagnosis. After a clear diagnosis, surgery should be the first choice for treatment.

Traditional Chinese medicine has a strong holistic concept. Traditional Chinese medicine often takes into account the patient's overall characteristics rather than just focusing on the cancer lesions themselves. TCM conditioning can correct the body's dysfunction, remove factors that cause tumor recurrence, and reduce the chance of metastasis. Secondly, Chinese medicine causes relatively little damage to healthy cells and generally does not cause new damage to physical strength due to the treatment itself. As cancer improves, physical strength will gradually recover, gradually enhancing immunity.

The best treatment for intestinal tumors is surgery. Pathological tests should be performed after the operation, and then the next step of symptomatic treatment should be carried out based on the test results. The treatment effect will be very good.