9 ALARMING Signs Of Colon Cancer You Should NEVER IGNORE

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and nearly 10 million people lost their lives to cancer in 2020 alone. Colon cancer is one of the most common with over 101,000 new cases reported every year in the U.S.

One study shows that the age of diagnosis is getting younger with more people in their 20s and 30s testing positive. Today’s video is all about early detection and what you should be on the lookout for. Let’s begin.

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⏱️ Intro - 0:00

⏱️ Nausea - 00:38

⏱️ Fatigue - 01:18

⏱️ rectal bleeding - 02:15

⏱️ Anemia - 03:18

⏱️ Unproductive bowel movements is another signal - 04:10

⏱️ stool - 04:28

⏱️ Constipation - 04:51

⏱️ Abdominal Pain - 05:32


⏱️ Unexpected weight loss - 06:22

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✍️ Summary:
First, nausea is a common, yet vague sign of colon cancer.
Your body gives away several signs that something is not right. One of the most common ways for your body to react against illnesses and discomfort is nausea. If you feel nausea and vomiting for an extended duration, you should not ignore it.

Next on our list is Fatigue.
Most people ignore subtle warning signs like constant tiredness, chalking it up to stress and a busy lifestyle. While it is true that your lifestyle could make you feel tired, chronic fatigue still should not be taken lightly. It could be an indication that your body is struggling to fight a cancerous tumor.

The next sign is bleeding. Specifically rectal bleeding.
When you notice bleeding in your stool, you should immediately consult your doctor. The blood’s color would either be red or dark maroon. Bright red-colored blood means it’s fresh and there’s something wrong with your lower digestive tract. While dark maroon blood is actually digested blood that indicates problems with your upper digestive tract.

A low hemoglobin count or anemia could be a sign of colon cancer.
Losing blood through stool is usually because of colon cancer tumors. There is another way to figure out if you’re losing blood as well.
When you bleed from colon tumors, you lose a lot of blood. This can cause an iron deficiency in the body. But a routine blood test can show if you have anemia.

Unproductive bowel movements is another signal
The feeling of wanting to clear your bowels but being unsuccessful is a condition called Tenesmus. Tenesmus happens when you have a tumor in your colon or rectum.

Another sign is a narrow stool.
Take a look at your stool to see if it’s more narrow than usual. You can only determine your stool has changed if you keep track regularly. Other indicators include changes in bowel movements. Constipation could be another indication of colon cancer.

Constipation can be another sign something is wrong with your colon.
Constipation can be caused by many things. One of the main reasons could be a lack of fiber in your diet. But usually, it does not last long and can be fixed by upping the fiber in the food you eat.

Frequent Abdominal Pain
If you have colon cancer, one of the signs is abdominal pain. This is because the tumor will have caused a blockage or tear. You’ll likely face cramps or other types of pain that can be very uncomfortable.

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