Can rectal ca be cured?

Rectal CA is what we often call rectal cancer. CA is the abbreviation of cancer in English, which means cancer or tumor. Rectal CA is a common malignant tumor. Rectal CA patients will find blood in their stools in the early stage of the disease. The blood is generally red. In the later stage of the disease, the blood in the stool may be dark red and accompanied by mucus or pus. Many patients are more concerned about whether rectal CA can be cured? How to treat rectal CA?

The incidence of rectal ca has increased significantly in recent years, which is closely related to people's unhealthy eating habits. With the improvement of living standards, people eat too refined food, and greasy, high-calorie, low-fiber foods occupy people's tables. These foods will hinder gastrointestinal motility, accumulate toxins in the body, and cause rectal ca.

Studies have shown that people with chronic colorectal inflammation have a 10-fold higher risk of colorectal cancer than the average person, such as chronic ulcerative colitis and hemorrhagic ulcerative proctitis. If these chronic diseases are not cured for a long time, they are very likely to develop into cancer. Environmental factors are also one of the culprits of rectal CA. The surrounding environment is filled with various chemical dusts and gases, and the food we eat contains a large amount of pesticide residues and chemical additives. These factors will lead to a decrease in human immunity and increase the risk of rectal CA. Rectal CA can also be inherited. If a family member has a history of rectal CA, their offspring or close relatives are very likely to grow intestinal polyps. If they are not discovered and treated in time, they are likely to suffer from rectal CA.

Many people are afraid of cancer. They think that if they have cancer, they will die soon. In fact, this is not the case. The most critical point in treating rectal CA is to detect it early. When blood in the stool occurs, patients should be vigilant and go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible. If it is confirmed to be rectal CA at this time, it can be treated by various methods, which can achieve good results. The most commonly used method for treating rectal CA is actual collection treatment. Radical resection plus regional lymph node dissection can achieve good results for patients with early rectal CA. Rectal cancer surgery is difficult, but patients should still have an active attitude to fight the disease.

In addition, rectal CA can also be treated with medication, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy. These treatments can effectively relieve the patient's pain and prolong their life. Good care should also be taken in life, the diet should be balanced and reasonable, and a good attitude should be maintained. Physical exercise can be increased appropriately to improve one's own resistance. Fighting cancer is a long and tenacious war, and patients and their families must have confidence.