Will colorectal cancer cause patients to have miscarriage?

Colorectal cancer is associated with familial clustering. In fact, the heritability of colorectal cancer involves multiple genes and multiple steps, and many non-genetic factors such as diet, obesity, and lifestyle habits also play an important role in the occurrence of colorectal cancer. Therefore, if we want to accurately predict to colorectal cancer patients and their families whether their relatives will inherit the disease and accurately identify the pathogenic genes, current medical advances cannot do this.

The cause of colorectal cancer is still unclear. Its onset is related to social environment, eating habits, genetic factors, etc. Rectal polyps are also a high-risk factor for colorectal cancer. It is generally recognized that excessive intake of animal fat and protein and insufficient intake of dietary fiber are high-risk factors for colorectal cancer. It will definitely lead to miscarriage.
If you are well adjusted and recovered after the operation, you can still get pregnant. Auxiliary treatment after colorectal cancer surgery is critical. Many cancer patients have a recurrence of cancer cells a few years after surgery because the surgery cannot completely remove the residual cancer cells in the body. After the operation, you should take Chinese medicine in time such as ginseng essence extract ginsenoside Rh2 to consolidate the therapeutic effect. The medicinal power can reach the lesion directly, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, clear away heat and detoxify, soften and disperse nodules, and completely remove residual cancer cells that are invisible to the naked eye, prevent recurrence and spread, relieve symptoms and pain, and improve the quality of life.
It is recommended to conduct physical monitoring before preparing for pregnancy to determine whether you can withstand a ten-month pregnancy before becoming pregnant.