Early symptoms and manifestations of colorectal cancer in women

Many people mistake blood in their stools for hemorrhoids, so they don't know their condition in the first place, delaying the best time for treatment. As a woman, how can you find out if rectal cancer is lurking in your body at the earliest? Here are some early symptoms and manifestations of colorectal cancer in women.

1. Abnormal vaginal discharge: When cancer cells begin to spread, other complications will occur, and the vaginal discharge will become abnormal, such as increased amount, color change, etc.

2. Frequent and urgent urination: There are quite a lot of diseases that can cause frequent and urgent urination, and female rectal cancer is no exception. This is because when cancer cells invade the prostate or bladder, a series of urinary difficulties will occur, such as: urinary pain, frequent urination and urgent urination.
3. Blood in the stool: An early symptom of rectal cancer may be blood in the stool. The amount of blood is not much, and the blood is bright red and attached to the surface of the stool. As the cancer cells continue to grow, it is very easy to infiltrate the intestinal cavity, resulting in intestinal stenosis, constipation, difficulty in defecation, etc. In severe cases, the patient may also feel discomfort in the lower abdomen, or even constipation and diarrhea, which are various early symptoms of rectal cancer.