Wie erkennt man Darmkrebs?
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Hello LoveSushi15!
I answer your question of how to identify colon cancer from the point of view of the people affected by it.
The symptoms of colon cancer may vary:
Changes in the stool > diarrhea, constipation or a change between both
Blood in the chair > light red or dark and often an alarming sign
abdominal pain > stopping or spasms
Weight loss > unexpected weight loss without apparent reason
fatigue > persisting or weakness
Fullness > or pressure in the abdomen, even after small meals
In these symptoms, a doctor should be consulted to obtain an accurate diagnosis.
Greetings! sarcasia
Lots of blood?
Polyps, i.e. precursors of colon cancer, or colon cancer can lead to slight bleeding from the intestinal mucosa. The blood mixes with the chair, but usually in so small quantities that it can often only be detected in the laboratory with special tests. If blood is clearly visible in the chair, this can be a symptom of colon cancer and thus a warning sign.
If the cancer is in the end intestine, the blood in the chair looks bright red, dark red at the beginning of the colon.
Blood in the chair is not a specific sign of cancer. Blood residues in the chair or on the toilet paper are mostly due to hemorrhoids.
Bloody chair can also be caused by various infections of the intestine or chronic inflammation of the intestine.
Coloscopy is necessary for safe diagnosis of a colon carcinoma. Within the framework of a coloscopy, biops are carried out, i.e. the doctor takes tissue samples. The samples are sent to a histological laboratory and analysed there for a possible malignancy > malignantness.
The sole determination of tumor markers is not sufficient for a cancer diagnosis because a tumor marker is also increased in other diseases/factors.
Example! CEA > Carcino – embryonic – antigen is increased in smokers, CA 19 – 9 increases in pancreatitis.
The determination of tumour markers plays an important role in cancer care, in the course of the disease.
The reflection with tissue sample is the best way to detect colon cancer.
The chair reading can be used, but 100% safety brings the reflection, as samples are taken and examined in the laboratory.
With a simple blood test.
Intestinal cancer in the blood: the hemoglobin
If there is a suspicion of a colorectal carcinoma, i.e. a tumor in the colon or in the mast intestine, your physician or your doctor can find out on the basis of a blood test whether critical values are present. A first indication is a noticeable haemoglobin value (Hb value).
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Or I’ve heard there’s a blood collection and it’s called a tumor marker and the blood is examined for all types of cancer. It is possible to find out with blood collection with the values which cancer can be in the body. But I think you have to pay yourself and I think could be very expensive, but definitely worth it
Tumor markers can also be increased during inflammation and is not a sign for cancer.
In the case of an existing cancer disease, it is used for precise clarification
No, you can’t. TM are only **Substanzen/Hb geb.** , which in the case of a malignant tumour disease can increasingly occur in the body.
They are determined in the course of a cancer disease – are neither reliable nor meaningful for cancer diagnosis.
The type of cancer can be def. Do not determine. Example:
Former breast cancer patient has noticeable TM, the cancer can sit somewhere else. This is not to be done in reality. In breast cancer it is often the brain, liver and bone marrow.
The tumour marker is actually the hemoglobin which is actually determined by the cancer. It is a simple blood collection and one can say that the tumor markers should also be highlighted. At least, you can see through the haemoglobin value whether you at least Cancer in the body has!
So I’m thankful to God. I heard this blood collection yesterday from my girlfriend’s mother that there is blood collection and this is called “tumor marker”.
Correction:
This is not so rare in reality.
You can talk to the doctor as soon as this value is high enough about how and if it is best to find out what cancer you have 🙂
lg.
Yeah, that’s right. You’re right.
By intestinal reflection.
There is no basic reliable evidence. This applies not only to colon cancer.