9 Early Indicators of Colon Cancer That Women Often Overlook

Описание: The "Silent" Risk and Survival Statistics Colon cancer is frequently referred to as a "silent killer" because it often presents no symptoms until a tumor has grown large enough to cause significant health issues. For women, these warning signs are especially easy to overlook, as they are frequently dismissed as standard fluctuations related to menopause or menstrual cycles. However, understanding these signals is vital, as early detection boasts an impressive 95 percent five-year survival rate. This video provides a fact-checked, professional guide to the 9 early indicators of colon cancer that every woman should know to protect her long-term wellness

Detailed Symptoms and Prevention In this comprehensive guide, we explore critical symptoms such as persistent changes in bowel habits, chronic diarrhoea, and frequent constipation—a condition experienced by over 80 percent of patients prior to diagnosis. We also address urgent red flags like rectal bleeding, blood in the stool, and unexplained weight loss of 10 to 15 pounds. Additionally, you will learn how to distinguish "normal" tiredness from constant fatigue and why persistent bloating or a feeling of fullness may indicate a blockage in the digestive tract. Beyond identifying symptoms, we discuss the importance of a high-fibre diet, regular exercise, and understanding your genetic risk to ensure your colon remains healthy