Will intestinal cancer cause hiccups?

Will colon cancer cause hiccups?

Bowel cancer generally refers to colorectal cancer, which may cause hiccups. After colorectal cancer patients are diagnosed, they generally need to use surgical treatment, radiotherapy or chemotherapy intervention. During the treatment process, gastrointestinal disorders may occur, which will then cause more gastrointestinal gas, leading to hiccups, and there may also be symptoms such as nausea, black stools or blood in the stool.

If colorectal cancer is found early, when cancer cells have not proliferated in large numbers, the lesion can be removed as soon as possible under the doctor's surgery to inhibit the development of cancer cells and reduce the impact on the body. If you have any discomfort in your body, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. If the examination finds that the colorectal cancer lesion is large and surgical resection is difficult, there is no need to be overly nervous, and the disease can be controlled through radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

After suffering from colorectal cancer, patients need to adjust their diet structure because the patient's gastrointestinal digestion ability will be affected. Then they can eat some easily digestible foods appropriately. It is not recommended to eat hard, spicy, and greasy foods. If the physical condition permits, they should do some physical exercise appropriately.