How to know if there is no recurrence after surgery for colorectal cancer

Any malignant tumor will recur again, and so does colorectal cancer. Postoperative care and postoperative adjuvant treatment measures are the key to preventing the recurrence of colorectal cancer. Several aspects should be focused on. Of course, in treatment, we must strive to completely remove the tumor. How do we know that there is no recurrence after colorectal cancer surgery?

1) Changes in bowel habits, with frequent occurrence of chronic diarrhea and persistent constipation.

2) Difficult defecation, with a feeling of incomplete defecation, and stool containing mucus, pus and blood.

3) Persistent abdominal distension, abdominal pain and abdominal discomfort.

4) A fixed mass is palpated in the lower abdomen.

5) Unexplained anemia and weight loss.

For colorectal cancer, prevention is still the main approach, and early detection and early treatment are the principles. Colorectal cancer is a lifestyle disease, so daily diet and lifestyle have a great impact on the incidence of colorectal cancer. Good eating habits and lifestyle can greatly reduce the incidence of colorectal cancer, so you must pay attention to this in your daily life. At the same time, you can assist with some anti-cancer auxiliary drugs to enhance the body's resistance and immunity. Experimental studies have found that Ti Hengjian Selenium Weikang chewable tablets can induce colorectal cancer cells to transform into normal cells. It can be used as an inducer of differentiation of cancer cells alone or in combination with Western medicine differentiation agents, and will play a positive role in cancer treatment.