Pain during bowel movements can be a sign of cancer, recognize the symptoms

JAKARTA – Nyeri moment defecate it could be a sign cancer what to watch out for. There are a number of reasons someone might feel bad constipation be a very common problem.

Diet, stress, dehydration, intestinal allergies, medications, pregnancy and a sedentary lifestyle are just some of the reasons why constipation can occur. Where this condition causes pain during bowel movements, hard and dry stools and bowel movements less than three times a week.

Reporting from Express, Tuesday (12/20/2022), however, constipation and accompanying pain can sometimes be a sign of a more serious problem. Anal or rectal cancer is another reason people may feel sick, although this is a less common reason.

Anal cancer is related to human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a common sexually transmitted infection. HPV is considered the most common cause of this type of cancer.

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Anal cancer most often presents with rectal bleeding, pain around the anus, and itching. In fact, bleeding from below is considered one of the most common symptoms of anal cancer.

Patients may see blood in the stool or when wiping it. If you notice blood in your stool, it is important to monitor your condition closely and seek medical help from a general practitioner.

Meanwhile, another common symptom of anal cancer is mucus leaking from the buttocks. Mucus is similar to phlegm or mucus and can be found on its own or mixed with stool.

However, this condition can also be caused by a variety of different ailments. On the other hand, common symptoms of anal cancer include bleeding from or around the anus, mucous discharge, painful lumps in and around the anus.

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Frequent trips to the bathroom and pain in or around the rectum that doesn’t go away are also common symptoms of anal cancer. Experts suggest that if you experience any of these symptoms, you should contact your doctor right away.

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