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Symptoms of Colon Cancer That Women Usually Face

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The rate of colorectal cancer is on the rise especially amongst those who are aged between 20 and 49 years. Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of death globally. Because it is highly preventable with proper screening, do not be negligent with your health.

Symptoms of Colon Cancer That Women Usually Face

Instead, schedule an appointment with Cancer Care Specialities MENA for colorectal cancer screening. Our Oncology Department specializes in treating people with colorectal and other gastrointestinal cancers. In the meantime, we have enlisted below the common colon cancer symptoms in women:

 

Blood In The Bowel Movement – If you see a small amount of red blood after the bowel movement, it is likely to be small hemorrhoid or harmless fissure. But if the blood amount is large or you see dark red or black tinged stool, schedule an appointment with your doctor right away. The latter is a sign that there is bleeding further up in the colon. But, if you have other symptoms, and there’s no blood in the stool, still you should go and get the check-up done.

 

Frequent / Continuous Constipation – Everyone suffers from constipation, however, the prolonged problem of difficulty in passing off the stool is a clear indication of blockage in the colon. This is because at the beginning of the colon, the stool is soft and can overcome all the challenges in the way. It becomes firm as it moves towards the end of the colon. If you have a tumor at the end of the rectum, it will be difficult for you to pass this harder waste.

 

No End To Cramps and Bloating – We usually feel full after having a big meal, but people with colon cancer feel bloated all the time. If it is so with you too, it’s time to schedule an appointment with a gastroenterologist. Bloating can be accompanied with cramps and gas. If the pains are unfamiliar, visit your doctor.

 

Iron Deficiency & Unintentional Weight Loss – Lack of iron in the body results in the deficiency of red blood cells. Anemia and colon cancer are closely linked. Colon cancer patient develop anemia due to the blood loss in the digestive tract. If the iron levels depicted in the blood test are less, talk with your doctor. If you are experiencing weakness, fatigue, unexplained weight loss along with anemia, then it’s time to visit to the doctor.

 

Cant Kick Off Your Acid Reflux – Often having a chronic acid problem is ok, you don’t need to freak out. But, if on regular basis you suffer from reflux, and none of the acid reducer seems to be making a change – get in touch with a healthcare practitioner. Sometimes, the tumor can cause blockage and increase acid back up.

 

You know your body well than anyone else. Be in tune with it, speak up if you feel like something is not going well within. The team of the highly skilled doctor at Al Zahra specializing in colorectal oncology in UAE will provide you with the best suitable treatment.