Oh Jang-hoon, a member of the Korean boy band “One Two”, died of colorectal cancer this morning (14th) at the age of 47. Earlier, Hong Kong’s gastroenterology and hepatology specialist Dr. Fong Ka-luu said in an interview with “Qing Bao” that there are no obvious symptoms of colorectal cancer in the early stage, but you can regularly pay attention to whether your bowel habits have changed. If the abnormality lasts for more than one month, you should do it as soon as possible. Seek medical attention.
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Confirmed to have cancer in February
According to comprehensive Korean media reports, another member of “One Two” Song Hufan revealed that teammate Wu Jangxun was diagnosed with terminal colorectal cancer in February this year. Although the chemotherapy was effective for a time, the tumor spread quite quickly because it was a neuroendocrine tumor. Wu Changxun finally lost to cancer and unfortunately passed away at 6:30 this morning (14th). The funeral is expected to be held on Thursday (16th), leaving behind a widow who was married for only 4 years.
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The boy band “One Two” is composed of Oh Jang-hoon and Song Ho-beom. The two debuted from the agency JYP in 2003. Their first album “Now Butt” became very popular as soon as it was released. After leaving JYP, he released albums such as “Thump”, “Mean Girls” and “Starry Night”, and faded out in 2010. Wu Changxun later focused on his role as a producer and DJ, and continued to work behind the scenes in the entertainment industry.
There are no obvious symptoms in the early stage. Pay attention to changes in stool.
According to the cancer statistics of the Hong Kong Hospital Authority, there were 5,087 new cases of colorectal cancer in Hong Kong in 2020, accounting for 14.9% of the new cases throughout the year, and a total of 2,287 death cases, accounting for 15.4%, ranking second in Hong Kong. Common and deadly cancers.
Fang Jialiu, a specialist in gastroenterology and hepatology, said in an interview with Qingbao that early-stage colorectal cancer does not have any obvious symptoms. However, as the tumor begins to grow, colorectal cancer patients may develop different symptoms, the most obvious of which is the appearance of bowel habits. Changes, he reminded that if the situation persists for more than 1 month, you should seek medical examination as soon as possible:
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7 high-risk factors for colorectal cancer:
1. Over 50 years old
2. Men
3. Someone in the family has suffered from colorectal cancer
4. Frequently eat pickled, high-fat and greasy foods (such as red meat and processed foods)
5. Smoking or drinking alcohol
6. Lack of exercise
7. Obesity
Dr. Fang reminded that people with a family history of the disease are 1.5 to 2 times more likely to develop colorectal cancer than normal people. Therefore, even if high-risk individuals do not have any symptoms, they should undergo regular colorectal cancer screening to avoid developing cancer.
“Colorectal cancer screening can effectively prevent colorectal cancer, because most colorectal cancers evolve from colorectal polyps. When colorectal polyps are found during colonoscopy, they can be resected at the same time to eliminate the risk immediately. And colonoscopy You can also know the number and size of the patient’s colon polyps and understand their risk of colorectal cancer. If you do not seek medical treatment in time, you may have missed the golden time for treatment.”
If you are not sick or in pain, you should take the initiative to get checked.
Dr. Fang pointed out that it is precisely because the early symptoms of colorectal cancer are not obvious that even if you are “no disease and painless”, you should take the initiative to get checked.
“Hong Kong is currently implementing a colorectal cancer screening program. Hong Kong residents aged 50 to 75 and asymptomatic are encouraged to undergo fecal occult blood testing. If any problems are found, further colonoscopy will be performed. As for foreign countries, it is also recommended that those over 45 years old should Receive regular colorectal cancer screening, including stool tests and colonoscopy.”
Fecal occult blood test and colonoscopy
Dr. Fang said that both the fecal occult blood test and colonoscopy have their own advantages. The fecal occult blood test is non-invasive and more convenient for examination. However, the test is only limited to the presence of colorectal cancer, and it is difficult to determine whether there is a polyp problem; the latter is directly visible. If there are any tumors or polyps in the intestines, the polyps will be removed and tissue samples will be taken for testing at the same time. However, you need to abstain from drinking before the examination and drink colon cleansing liquid the night before.
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