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Colorectal cancer symptoms
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2. Carcinomas of the colon and the rectum are
discussed under one heading of colorectal
carcinoma because they have many common
features. Colorectal cancer occurs due to the
mutation in the DNA of the colon or rectum's
healthy cells.
Colorectal cancer

3. Colorectal cancer symptoms
Fatigue and
Weakness
Rectal Bleeding
or Mucus
Discharge
Iron Deficiency
Anaemia
Colicky Pain
Altered Bowel
Habits
Unexplained
Weight Loss

4. Colorectal cancer stages
Stage 0 - Localised tumour within the inner lining of
colon or rectum
Recurrent - Cancer reappears after an apparent
recovery in response to the initial treatment
Stage I - Tumour spreads to deeper layers of colon or
rectum
Stage II - Cancer spreads to adjacent tissues without
involving the regional lymph nodes
Stage III - Tumour involves the regional lymph
nodes
Stage IV - Cancer metastasises to other body parts

5. Colorectal cancer diagnosis
CT scan
Stool
examination
for occult
blood
Biopsy
Sigmoidoscopy,
colonoscopy
& CEA
estimation
Digital rectal
examination
Proctoscopy

6. Colorectal cancer risk factors
Fried and grilled food
Positive family history of colorectal cancer
Inflammatory bowel diseases
Familial adenomatous polyposis
Old age
Alcohol and smoking

7. Colorectal cancer prevention
People with a family history of colorectal
cancer or familial adenomatous polyposis
or inflammatory bowel diseases should
get regular screening tests done for
colorectal cancer
Daily physical activity and a healthy
lifestyle should be maintained
If you smoke or drink, quit

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