If these three symptoms occur at the same time, you must have cancer.

Cancer is a topic that no one wants to discuss in depth. Some people even become very scared when talking about cancer. After all, it brings a lot of harm to human beings... As for colon cancer, many people cannot distinguish between hemorrhoids and colon cancer. So, what symptoms should we be alert to once the body shows them? Who is more likely to get it? Let’s take a look together below.

Generally speaking, if your body shows these three symptoms, I hope you will pay attention.

If you have these three symptoms, please be careful of cancer

1. Abnormal stool color

The most ominous symptom of colorectal cancer is bloody stools. If the stool is bright red, black, purple, maroon, tarry, or sticky, it may also be accompanied by blood because cancer is an abnormal tissue that bleeds easily.

If you have hemorrhoids, do not assume that the bleeding is due to hemorrhoids. This is the most common avoidable mistake that leads to delayed diagnosis. Of course, blood in the stool may also be a sign of inflammation of the large intestine or a bleeding ulcer in the stomach, or colitis. If you are older, have a family history of colorectal cancer, or have Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, rectal bleeding is a serious problem and you should see a doctor as soon as possible.

2. Increase or decrease in the number of toilet visits

Unfamiliar foods can upset your stomach and cause changes in the frequency of your bowel movements, perhaps constipation or food poisoning, but not cancer.

But if you notice that you're not going to the bathroom as often as you should, and your belly is bloated, and you don't know why you've suddenly stopped going to the bathroom, see your doctor right away. This could be cancer blocking your intestines and preventing you from having a bowel movement. Diarrhea is another possible symptom.

3. Abdominal pain, weight loss, and loss of appetite

First of all, other diseases can also cause abdominal pain. For example, irritable bowel syndrome can cause similar symptoms. However, the difference in abdominal pain caused by colorectal cancer is that in addition to stomach pain, there is also weight loss and loss of appetite. At this time, you should see a doctor in time.

Cancer usually causes loss of appetite and weight loss. It may not be colon cancer, but it may be pancreatic cancer, but if you have these symptoms, please be extremely vigilant.