¿Cuáles son los síntomas del cáncer de recto?
A few common symptoms of Cáncer de recto are bowel habit changes, rectal bleeding and blood in the stool. But often, colorectal cancer—including rectal cancer—doesn’t cause symptoms in the early stages.
Most of the time, rectal cancer starts with pre-cancerous rectal polyps. If these polyps are caught and removed early, you can prevent rectal cancer from developing. That’s why it’s so important to have routine rectal cancer screenings, such as a colonoscopy, even when you don’t have any signs or symptoms of the condition.
¿Cuándo debo consultar a un médico si tengo síntomas de cáncer de recto?
The right time to see a doctor for symptoms of rectal or Cáncer de colon is when you have any symptoms lasting more than a few days. Your symptoms are likely caused by a digestive condition other than rectal cancer, but getting checked is still a good idea.
Talking to your doctor about your digestive symptoms helps you get to the source of your symptoms and is a great way to learn about the tests or screenings you may need. Even if you aren’t having symptoms, a routine colorectal cancer screening, like a Colonoscopia, can give you peace of mind about your digestive health and prevent rectal cancer from developing.
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