The Onset Of Colon Cancer
There has been a lot of fuss about colon cancer lately. Most recently, Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman died of a disease. Earlier, the late actor Irrfan Khan had been suffering from colon cancer for a long time. At present, many people are terrified and worried about this issue.
Let's take a short tour of the city of colon cancer today. But before that it is important to know what is actually the function of the colon?
When we eat a food, it passes through the esophagus and first accumulates in the stomach. From then on the digestive process starts. It then passes through the stomach and enters the large intestine, completing the rest of the digestive process. This is any part whose main function is to move the indigestible food out of the body in a special way and then it is excreted from the body in the form of feces. And at this time it absorbs ions, water, vitamins from the indigestion of food. Now the question is, if this colon is cut off, will people survive?
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Of course, he survives, but in that case he has to tie something in the form of a packet outside the body with small intestines. However, it is more likely to be infected later.
Anyway, let's get to the real thing.
Colon cancer
The large intestine consists of four layers. At its innermost layer, some abnormal cells begin to form and form a polyp. Even then, it did not turn into cancer cells. It then slowly transforms into cancer cells, continuously spreading to the rest of the surrounding area, and finally to other organs. There are basically five stages of colon cancer. The first three steps are called primary.
Symptoms include:
1. Constipation,
2. Diarrhea,
3. Discoloration of stool,
4. Bleeding with stool,
5. Excess gas in the stomach,
6. Flatulence,
7. Abdominal pain.
The rest of the steps are basically the last step of the dark transition.
Symptoms include:
1. Excessive fatigue,
2. Fatigue,
3. Weakness for no apparent reason,
4. Weight loss,
5. Stool changes more than in the previous month,
6. And even after defecation there is a feeling that the bowel movement is not complete,
7. It never gets better,
8. vomiting.
Then, when the cancer has spread beyond the colon to other parts of the body, the symptoms are:
𑛉 Jaundice,
𑛉 Swelling of hands and feet,
𑛉 Shortness of breath,
𑛉 Chronic headaches,
𑛉 Blurred vision,
𑛉 Bone fragility.
𑛉 Colon cancer is not understood at first. This is why most patients go to the doctor when the disease is diagnosed and the cancer goes beyond the early stage to stage three or four.
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Let's see who is at risk for colon cancer:
🟥 If you have ever had colon cancer or have had polyp problems in the colon or have ever had colon ulcers before, you are at this risk.
🟥 If anyone in your family has ever had the disease, it means someone in a blood relationship.
Eating a high fat diet as opposed to a low vegetable diet.
🟥 If you sit in the office all day at school or college without any physical activity or exercise or do less physical work.
🟥 Diabetes.
🟥 Excessive drinking.
🟥 The disease is more common in Americans and Africans. Those who work night shifts every day.
Now let's come to the solution, this risk can be avoided by doing things.
First reduce the consumption of red meat such as beef and pork. Simultaneously processed meats such as hot dogs, grills should be avoided. Stay away from fatty foods. These increase the risk of colon cancer. Eat healthier foods such as vegetables and fruits. Keep the weight just according to the height.
⬛ Exercise regularly (at least 30 minutes). Cigarettes should be avoided. Diabetes must be controlled.
⬛ If you are over fifty years of age, you should have a health check-up at least once a year. And if there is a family, then everyone else should be extra careful about it.
⬛ One out of every 23 men and one out of every 25 women worldwide is diagnosed with colon cancer at least once in their lifetime. The number of people suffering from colon cancer is increasing day by day.
⬛ Another point is that using common toilets that are not commodities greatly reduces the risk of colon cancer.
⬛Colon cancer is the third most common cancer in the United States. About 1.5 lakh people are being diagnosed with colon cancer there every year.
⬛ However, if colon cancer is detected early, it is possible to cure about 80% of the patients. But in the case of patients who go to the third stage, 40 percent of the patients can be cured. And 10 percent of patients recover when the last step is taken. And some remaining patients die and some continue to suffer.
Those who have seen the movie A Little Beat of Heaven must be aware of colon cancer where the heroine Kate Hudson plays the role of a patient with colon cancer in the last stage.
Cartoonist Charles M. Many other celebrities, including Schulz, British actress Audrey Hepburn, and American President Ronald Reagan, died of colon cancer.
Let's all be aware and prevent colon cancer.
