Cancer can develop in the small intestine, large intestine, or rectum. New growth often affects the large intestine’s descending section. The faeces may also have different shades of intestinal cancer.
Common stomach diseases or changes in the functioning of the intestines are common. That does not always mean a severe illness has developed, such as cancer. However, we recommend not ignoring any symptoms. Learn about the symptoms of the disease, for which you should consult your doctor.
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The main symptoms of intestinal cancer are
Permanent changes in bowel behaviour or blood in the faeces can be symptoms of colorectal cancer in any part of the colon or rectum. Also, in the case of intestinal oncology, the doctor will prescribe a stool test.
If you notice any of these changes, it signals that you should start taking measures and changing your lifestyle simultaneously, not just take note.
What faeces look like can be a good indicator of what happens inside the intestines. Therefore, small and solid faeces are an indicator of constipation. Then you need to see a doctor, especially if the wastes resemble goat droppings or has no stool.
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Variations in faeces shape. If the stool becomes thin and narrow like a tape shape, this may signify changes inside the colon. If the faecal matter is narrower than usual and mucus is present in the stool, this should alert. So, consult your doctor to assess the condition.
Faeces take on a reddish hue due to blood in intestinal cancer. If you notice blood in the stool or darkened waste, that may be evidence of changes in the rectum. Do not ignore faeces that are bright red, black, or very dark in colour. A doctor can help determine the cause.
Bear in mind that some foods can also stain the stool. In the case of intestinal cancer, a stool test will help identify the disease in its early stages. It is also advisable to undergo colonic irrigation to prevent and eliminate other pathologies.