Colon cancer: 6 EARLY symptoms & why they occur | Colon cancer symptoms | colorectal cancer

🔴Colon cancer (also known as colorectal cancer) is among the top 3 cancers worldwide. Because of that, many screening tests have been developed to catch colon cancer early. In addition to screening tests, it is essential for us to be familiar with colon cancer symptoms. In the present video we plan to go over 6 early signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer. Besides, several important questions about colorectal cancer are answered:
1️⃣ There are many screening tests for large bowel cancer. So, is it still necessary to know colon cancer signs and symptoms❓
ABSOLUTELY yes, we explain why everyone is supposed to be familiar enough with colorectal cancer symptoms.
2️⃣ Is cancer location important❓
In general, large intestine cancers are classified into right (proximal) and left (distal). This classification is clinically very important since proximal and distal colon cancers are different in their presenting symptoms. In this video we briefly talk about their differences.
3️⃣ What is the most common sign of colon cancer❓
There are 6 relatively common symptoms and some other uncommon, bizarre ones. Among all symptoms, there is a very common sign we will talk about.
4️⃣ Since iron deficiency anemia is common in colon cancer, do all patients with iron deficiency anemia need colonoscopy❓
absolutely Don't. only 2 groups need colonoscopy we will talk about.
🔴 So if you want to learn more about Early signs and symptoms of colon cancer, smash the play button ▶️ ASAP:
Colon cancer: 6 WARNING symptoms & WHY they occur | Colon cancer symptoms | colorectal cancer by Health Makers
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
Here are some of my videos about alimentary tract for you:
✔️Liver disease: 9 EARLY signs and symptoms | Liver cirrhosis | Liver problems symptoms
👇👇👇
• Liver disease: 9 EARLY...
✔️Achalasia (esophageal) in children: Pathogenesis, symptoms and treatment | Achalasia animation
👇👇👇
• Achalasia (esophageal)...
✔️Diarrhea in children: definition, types, causes, benefits of nutrients | pediatric diarrhea
👇👇👇
• Diarrhea in children: ...
✔️Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS): 9 IBS triggers haven't heard about | Pediatric IBS (2022)
👇👇👇
• Irritable bowel syndro...
🔴To get the latest info about medical, health and wellness topics subscribe my channel NOW🔴
╔═╦╗╔╦╗╔═╦═╦╦╦╦╗╔═╗
║╚╣║║║╚╣╚╣╔╣╔╣║╚╣═╣
╠╗║╚╝║║╠╗║╚╣║║║║║═╣
╚═╩══╩═╩═╩═╩╝╚╩═╩═╝
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 ✅ / @healthmakers...
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
➤➤➤What is Health Makers' mission ❓❓
Health Maker is where we talk about Health & medical issues👦👧. Health Makers is a valuable, science-based, medical encyclopedia that tends to improve your knowledge about medicine by sharing completely evidenced-based medical videos about health & wellbeing, healthy diet, health benefits of foodstuffs, nutrition facts, malnutrition & effective home therapies for any medical conditions and health problems. So, if you are one of those guys interested in building a healthy life, subscribe our channel.

[@abouttime5000]

Folks, being a man and rather shy about medical exams regarding colons and prostates, just get the exams done. Wishing away symptoms or simply ignoring them is foolish and selfish. Always remember the gift of life and that these tests can save you years though early detection and prevention. Live to be in your 70's and more if you detect these diseases early rather than die in your 50s and 60's. Really the tests are easy.

[@healthmakers...]

Great advice, pinned it.

[@glennkovacs1328]

@@pioneerpioneer1792please please please get a colonoscopy, the blood is not an everyday occurrence, trust me

[@shahbazAhmad-xw8mk]

@@pioneerpioneer1792 Kia app nay test karway

[@tommac21]

Nope never have and never will. Unnecessary.

[@TGP109]

Yes. My Dad practically ate whole bottles of Tums and stool softeners thinking that his ''stomach'' pain was the problem. By the time we got him to a doctor, he was stage 4 and died 6 months later. All because he didn't want to outlive my Mom who had COPD and died 9 months before him. Get the colonoscopy-it isn't as bad as you think. Miss you Mom and Dad.

[@latalik2518]

If anybody else is here because they are being tested for colon cancer today.... i wish you all the best xxx

[@ericeinsmann5559]

Sometimes there are ZERO symptoms... I had no symptoms, no family history.. And was diagnosed with stage 3B rectal cancer through a routine colonoscopy.. Happy ending though.. Coming up on 3 years cancer free!

[@healthmakers...]

Exactly... That's why colonoscopy is the best way to detect the disease before it gets too late.

[@sharjerzyk7765]

Congratulations Eric! I'm a cancer survivor also! Not colon but still a survivor!!😊💗

[@healthmakers...]

@@sharjerzyk7765 Hope to be healthy in your whole life.

[@johnnybarrett9017]

AMEN!!! This is giving me motivation because I'm dealing with something RN and IDK what it is.

[@nakalemajackie]

Glory to the Almighty Fortress in Heaven that you are cancer free🙌🏿

[@pinkfreud62]

My aunt had colon cancer when she was 60 and they removed about a foot of her colon, but luckily because it was higher up, she didn't need a bag. This was 20 yrs ago & she's been cancer free since.

[@healthmakers...]

So great she is cancer free then. This must be a lesson to all of us. If we stick to routine colonoscopy tiny polyps never turn into big cancers.

[@jataufwangshak8002]

Extensively times that step we are afraid to take might just be the right one. Thank you, Dr igho for your Inducement and for not allowing me down throughout the whole revolution. Your Medication that I am Delighted I came across your Channel

[@carle5538]

God bless her.

[@lifesaver5384]

Same for me. I was diagnosed at age 63. I was stage 2A and they removed about 12 inches of my colon one year ago. No bag. Just had my first follow up colonoscopy on Monday and cancer free. I did the mail in test. It was easy and it came back positive. The colonoscopy detected a large tumor and it was malignant. But it hadn’t spread. TAKE THE TEST! Early detection is key.

[@davidgrana1268]

@@lifesaver5384 how big was your polyp? and how long since your last colonoscopy after the one where you were diagnosed cancer

[@suejuede525]

My wonderful uncle was only 33 when he died with colon cancer bless his heart...RIP uncle Homer we love and miss you. You had such a kind of and caring,heart loved puppies and kittens and fishing and kids and aunt Grace, your wife..thank you for being so kind to me when I was little. RIP. You were too good for this world

[@healthmakers...]

may God rest his soul in peace.

[@lilybond6485]

So sorry for the loss of your uncle.

[@baseballa101]

so sorry to hear that! What were his symptoms if you dont mind me asking?

[@carle5538]

It's a hard experience to go through when you lose a loved one. May God give you strength and help heal you.

[@joet7136]

That's terrible. 33 is so young.

[@kuniboy1]

My twin sister just died from colon cancer. she was only 44. Colonoscopy is super easy and not scary at all. don't wait until its too late!

[@healthmakers...]

Brief and to the point. screening tests like colonoscopy help us prevent disasters.

[@abouttime5000]

very true. They can even give you something to relax. Take it. A bit of a free ride.

[@barryallen8753]

😢

[@Jeprox_Gaming]

In asia colonoscopy is expensives.

[@Jeprox_Gaming]

In asia colonoscopy is expensives.

[@Pastor_Chief]

Have hemorrhoids and anxiety and the internet has convinced me I have colon cancer

[@leffy3629]

I have pannic disorder, the ultimate version of Anxiety disorder. And I'm always convinced I'm dying from some kind of cancer, or heart failure. Who knows, might be.

[@ChrisShin-jb9xq]

Praying that you find healing. Jesus can heal anxiety my friend. Also, anxiety has been highly linked to gut health, so having a healthy gut microbiome may help melt away that mental stress or anxiety.

[@TyTango]

Wish me luck, i have my Colonoscopy on the 15th of Jan. Ive had alot of blood in the water in toilet and poop. Always soooo bloaded and makes me feel so constipated. My Doc sent me to the ER and they did a CT scan and my whole colon and lower abdomen was swollen. Im 31 and have 3 boys. I pray i dont have Cancer or catch it at an early stage atleast.

[@deadpankev6929]

Good luck to you. I hope your symptoms were not what you feared. Whatever the news, you did the right thing getting checked out.

[@kriseme4734]

Hi, How was your test? I hope and pray your results were good.

[@user-id7ke6ob8g]

May Allah give you shifa e kamilah.ameen

[@Dreshootsfilm]

Good luck man, hope everything goes well

[@michelrood2966]

​@@user-id7ke6ob8g lmao

[@trishbakker8181]

The only symptom I had was anemia and as a woman it was dismissed- I was diagnosed at 39 with stage 3c bowel cancer. 3 years later I am still fighting this ongoing battle!

[@Johnnybgood76]

Really sorry to hear how the medical system has failed you so terribly. I truly hope you will regain your best health and I wish you all the best. Keep fighting!

[@piaogilvie8463]

May your health take a turn for the Better and may you eventually become free of the horrible disease that cancer is. All the best to you🌹🌹🌹

[@motophone8794]

How anemic were u?

[@Yomamahouseyo]

You got this!

[@mmmyeahh]

I know it sounds strange but have a flash light handy in your bathroom to quickly examine your BM every time . If something is strange give it a week , clean up your diet and wait for results , if strangeness persists , doctor time. Don’t wait.

[@MARIPILIPM]

EXCELLENT SYNTHESIS 👍🏻 Thank you❤️

[@healthmakers...]

Glad you like it! 🌹

[@joet7136]

Colonoscopies aren't that bad. You do a day of prep which sucks but on the day of the procedure you check in to the facility, get gowned, do a little paperwork, lie down in a gurney, they put you out and next thing you know you're waking up and getting ready to go back home! It's so relieving to get a clean bill of health afterwards.

[@philbyron7714]

How lucky to be asleep when it’s done unfortunately in England that is not done you may get a sedation I’ve been unlucky enough to have a colonoscopy that didn’t go well but that was due to problems I have so definitely have a colonoscopy if required it’s not a problem for most of us

[@boblench6207]

my wife passed away from Colon cancer 13 months ago, we need more knowledge BUT the doctors at our surgery in Glastonbury& the Doctors at our hospital in YEOVIL emergency NEED to do a better job please! if they had scanned my wife when we 1st were sent there we may have had a different result the scanning people went home leaving her in a chair ! & the Emergency consultant also went home ! i just hope they can live with that knowledge RIP Musetta my love a mother for 35 years & wife for 50 years 😞

[@disnut5557]

Pics or it didnt happen

[@sophieamirian6726]

VERY USEFULL VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH DOCTOR ❤

[@healthmakers...]

So glad you liked it.

[@lb7034]

I was too shy to get help until I was so tired I could hardly walk without being out of breath and burped all the time. shingles got me to the E R where my complaint was pain and constipation. I was diagnosed with severe anemia at 62 hemoglobin and needed multiple blood and iron transfusion. A four centimetre polyp was found in my colon. Luckily, it was not cancerous, but I must have another colonoscopy after 12 months

[@paulinewong5906]

Gall bladder n spleen symptoms Thank u

[@jimbrown5552]

Thanks again for sharing

[@carle5538]

I had two Colonoscopies so far, 5 years from each other. I will go for my next one 5 years from now. They found two small polyps during my first colonoscopy, but none in the second one. My plan is that if they find many polyps all of a sudden, which I doubt might happen, I will choose to remove my entire colon. I want to live in this cruel, but sweet world. I have read that people can live without their colon. My mother had colon cancer.

[@healthmakers...]

Yes you definitely can live without your colon... But it's not reasonable to do so because every abdominal surgery produces lots of adhesion bands, increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction. That's why no surgeon accepts to do so.

[@gailpool4042]

Dude, you cannot live without a colon.

[@saramurphy345]

My oncologist said, " Never remove healthy tissues " !!! I had one breast removed around the time Angelina Jolie was having both her healthy breasts removed to avoid getting cancer. Women ask to have both breasts removed, when only one is cancerous. My Dr. completely disagrees with the removal of healthy tissue. I look at it like this: where will it end? My mother had bladder cancer so remove my bladder!

[@meriemriquelme6763]

Great as always thank you 🙏

[@healthmakers...]

you're welcome 🌸🌸

[@debbiemccay8592]

Need to know more about parasites in stool. How to tell what each individual oddity looks like. Ie: fat particles, worms.

[@Tootswilligers]

Going in for colonoscopy at 38. Have had pencil thin stools every time for a month+, bloody stools, painful gas/abdomen (always left lower), constant fatigue, weak and tired. Sleeping all day long. Been going on for 2 weeks with that. My mom had like 3 polyps removed recently and so did my dad (he had 3 colonoscopies!) Anywho, not even worried or scared of anything. Just want to get it done and find out whats going on ugh lol

[@healthmakers...]

Great and hope to be healthy in your whole life 🌸

[@joeshmoe9978]

Good luck. ✌️

[@danielrutigliano7938]

Do you know how to be saved? This IS more important than our own health, wealth and well being.

[@healthmakers...]

@@danielrutigliano7938 There are effective ways to stay away from colon cancer... To learn more watch the following video: 7 pieces of advice to prevent colon cancer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGWVk3uKnZiCfsk

[@samanthaknapo]

How did your colonoscopy go?

[@TimHetfeld]

Damn, the subscribe button actually lights up during the call to action in the video 🧠

[@999manman]

I am 58 and just had my first colonoscopy...nothing to it...they found 3 benign polyps that would have eventually caused me problems. The doctor told me that if everyone got regular colonoscopies the deaths by colon cancer would drop by 92 percent. Just do it. Beats the alternative

[@healthmakers...]

Great, These polyps are the beginning of a true disaster if not treated early on. Every individual over 50 Y needs to get a colonoscopy.

[@999manman]

@@healthmakers... Agreed. I really should have gotten one years ago but put it off. Glad it didn't turn out worse.

[@triawahyuwahyu1998]

How many days we can got the result

[@999manman]

@@triawahyuwahyu1998 5 I think...maybe 4

[@respeck.demetri]

I had a colonoscopy today. My doctor found 2 polyps. He removed 1, & almost all of the other 1. Now I'm patiently waiting for the results. Colon cancer runs in my family. I know finding polyps doesn't necessarily means cancer.

[@healthmakers...]

So great you are sticking to colonoscopy. Best way to prevent colon cancer fast and effectively.

[@kakkaker777]

How did it go?

[@mimi7914]

did you have any symptoms of polyps??

[@rainerrain9689]

How'd it go ,hope you are well .

[@animalsandiphones]

But can they can turn if not removed

[@cathrynp3491]

I know I have too much bile and possibly from consuming too much fat. It's still a problem 7 mo later after cutting out some fat. I have a bunch of neuro symptoms similar to a hyper thyroid, and I wonder if there's anything that can be done to eliminate bile. I take excellent care of my health including zero sugar, all organic low carb, trying hard to gain weight I've lost without an appetite (consuming shakes). I'm relentless and have improved half way but wonder if it's due to too much bile. I'll do anything to the extreme and I will get well, just looking for more answers. When I've taken a coffee enema I get mucous and Iwipe yellow - is that a bad sign? Sorry to be graphic.

[@mmax111]

How about information on LIPEDEMA. Thank you!

[@healthmakers...]

what would you like to know about LIPEDEMA?

[@Squidward32163]

I been having stomach problem right under my belly after I’m done passing stool I few minutes later It starts to hurt I been like that for a month in a half now

[@jimbrown5552]

Watching from Ireland

[@MMM-dq9jj14up]

You STRANGELY did not mention the "Ordinary" smell of BA (Bowel Action) V. Often changes from a "fresh" smell, to the smell of ROTTEN FLESH, which is what is happening, inside, when a Polyp, changes into a Bowel Tumour(ROTTING MEAT).

[@healthmakers...]

That's not a symptom of colon cancer or colon polyp... sometimes changes in gut microbiota (such as overconsuming antibiotics) can be the cause of bad smell.

[@MelindaMc]

Thank you. I like information very descriptive and specific!

[@dianaevans6725]

My brother lost his wife to colon cancer which showed signs 6 months after a colonoscopy. She had treatment for 5 years which was worse than the disease. She stopped treatment and died 6 months later.

[@Gamingcone110]

U mean she had cancer but before she die it was detected?

[@uuzoo]

I'm 57, male. colon cancer runs on my mother's side of the family. I've had two colonoscopies, and each one found a small polyp that was benign. I go in every five years to get tested. Please get the colonoscopy. Insurance does cover it. Also, watch what you eat. Eat whole foods. Stay away from processed foods.

[@kumar01234]

My buddy has UC and had multiple colonscopy and he said if they ever found one they just remove it as they find it. He gets at least one colonscopy per year or every two years for UC. I had a lot of digestive issues which eventually led to move me removing my gall bladder but prior to gallbladder removal doc wanted a EGD and I asked him for the combo even tho i was only 30 at the time. He said it was unnecessary but figured hey why not. So we did the combo and fortunately nothing was found. I'll probably do another one at 40

[@glenlumley8303]

I in recent months have noticed pale looking like stools and in between normal looking stools but the last two times I'm seeing very dark murky looking stools and because don't have any discomfort aside from what I was thinking could be indigestion. I monitor my stools with each passing but I don't wish to be a nuisance. So many people wasting doctors time when there could be more urgent cases needing to be seen. So I've come on here to take any constructive comments as to if or weather I should make an appointment.

[@Capsone206]

I’d schedule with a gastroenterologist as opposed to a standard wellness visit. Gastroenterologist are experienced physicians that’s specialize on digestive issues.

[@HealthyVerifiedChannel]

Nice content

[@loolfactorie]

I have pain in that lower left hand corner all the time. I have had two colonoscopies and numerous blood tests and the doctors say 'IBS'. I have not had any treatment or help with the 'IBS'. I still have the pains, I still go the toilet atleast 4 times a day, I have had bloating that goes up my back and makes it feel like I'm full of air. No clue.

[@didactica9326]

I had that same intense pain lower left colon and I started taking ivermectin twice per day and it disappeared almost immediately and I haven’t felt in since- 3 months now. I will continue on ivermectin for 6mos, break then go back on it. Parasites can absolutely cause cancer!

[@Dryvlyne]

Get tested for food allergies. You may just need to change your diet.

[@melyfjz543]

Hi, of all the symptoms I have soft narrow stools since 2021 I think, I’m 35 years old, I just to have cramps like a needle that goes on a off the last year on my left side of my colon, but I don’t have that symptom anymore, but I’m still concern about the narrow stools, do you think it can be a symptom of colon cancer?

[@healthmakers...]

Yes it can be. However irritable bowel syndrome and constipation can be the cause as well. Better to see a gastroenterologist.

[@aaqibbhat4318]

What is the update? I have the same problem….

[@craigbarron3706]

Not always the case......I have every symptom and bowel effect described in this program.....Difference is, I have had these effects for over 40 years and numerous tests have proved absolutely no cancerous developments in my colon.

[@healthmakers...]

That's great you have no malignancy in your colon. In fact these symptoms are known as alarming signs. But this doesn't mean that anyone with these symptoms definitely have colon cancer. Irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, lactate deficiency (esp. in children), certain GI infections and inflammatory bowel disease produce the same symptoms.

[@kennethschauer1801]

Same here all symptoms no cancer or polyps

[@Dachozan1]

Same had so many tests but they say they can't find anything

[@moahmed3678]

same here all symptoms, thankfully no cancer but no ither cause detected

[@susanmonty791]

Same. Had hemorrhoids from constipation but now I take 400 Mg of magnesium. IBS abs digestive issues can cause thin or weird shape stool.

[@elizabethwilk9615]

I had a good friend who had severe stomached at 20. In his early 40 he had recurrent issues they dismissed it as stomach issues within 3 years he was dead of colon cancer. I think any stomach issues should be taken seriously.

[@healthmakers...]

I do agree... Any stomach issue unresponsive to antiacid therapy needs endoscopy ASAP...

[@williampowell2104]

I'm 33 and the doctor looked at me like I was crazy when I asked about possibly getting a colonoscopy. I've had stomach issues off and on for the past year or so....

[@healthmakers...]

stomach pain befor 40 with no clear alarm sign of malignancy does not require endoscopy or colonoscopy at first glance... What you early need at the moment is to check for H. pylori infection (stool exam is a good diagnostic test).

[@MikeBrown-ex9nh]

Good luck getting a colonoscopy. Even with a doctor referral, my HMO has scheduled me for an appointment over ten months from now. They tell you it's important, but don't act like it.

[@healthmakers...]

Since colorectal polyps grow slowly, you have enough time to detect them early enough. SO NEVER MISS THAT APPOINTMENT.

[@artsmart]

Important I guess for the hospitals and doctors that perform multiple procedures and earn mega bucks doing them;)

[@MikeBrown-ex9nh]

Just an update; After complaining to my health care provider, they notified me of a cancelation I could have. I had the procedure and they removed four polyps. I guess it helps to talk to people. I called them a couple days later to thank them for the appointment and the wonderful care I received from their staff. I figure if I can complain, I can say thank you 😊

[@lpg12338]

@@MikeBrown-ex9nh Thanks for the update.

[@healthmakers...]

@@MikeBrown-ex9nh Great... And your story must be a lesson to all of us. If we all stick to routine colonoscopy then tiny polyps NEVER get to turn into untreatable cancer.

[@JC-be4fu]

I've lost 20 pounds over the past 12 months and am having recurrent black stools (not tarry or narrow but dark black stools) off and on for the past 6 months. For two weeks in August, I had dark black stools at every bowel movement. I'm high risk for colonoscopy and am beyond scared to get one. The pain in my abdomen and off and on nausea is getting worse. I was just diagnosed with anemia and know intuitively that I have colon cancer. I just hope it takes me before I start seeing blood everytime I have a bowel movement. My fear is that I will bleed out...and then what? Am praying to God for guidance.

[@healthmakers...]

How do you say it's colon cancer producing these symptoms without doing colonoscopy? First, although weight loss is so important and basic workup for cancer is absolutely essential it's not always due to cancers. diabetes, hyperactive thyroid and chronic infections can be other causes. Second, Just black, sticky stools with a foul smell is called melena being a sign of GI bleeding. So black stool itself doesn't equal to melena. Many foods and drugs can make stool color dark... Your number one priority should be colonoscopy.

[@JC-be4fu]

@@healthmakers... Thank you for your response. My primary care physician strongly suspects colon cancer and has recommended upper and lower endoscopy. You’re right, I don’t know for certain that it’s colon cancer. I’ve had uterine cancer surgery immediately followed by emergency perforated bowel surgery, and an emergency bowel obstruction surgery 8 years later. The pain in my abdomen feels exactly like it did prior to these surgeries. I know I need a colonoscopy but have been deemed extremely high risk for perforation. I appreciate your reply...thank you. I will search for an experienced gastroenterologist/general surgeon for a consult.

[@linhtam2361]

How are you now ?

[@shuiwahlee5836]

I hope you're ok 🙏🙏🙏

[@mselectricalstorm1]

​@@linhtam2361Thank you...am not having black stools at the moment. More blood work on Oct 11...Dr. now suspects stomach ulcer but was tested for this already a couple of years ago. The journey continues.

[@boonedog4460]

When my husband went in for a colonoscopy in 2004 to remove the 2 polyps the doctors had found, they told him (and I) that they had gotten the polyp. I said, they were to remove 2 polyps. They told me they had made a mistake in reading the screening, and that there was only one. I said, well that's weird, for I had seen the imaging.I asked them, what if you tried to get the and polyp and didn't, and now its free-floating around in his body? That just wouldn't happen, they replied. Two years later my husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and died 2 years after that

[@healthmakers...]

May God rest his soul in peace. As far as I know colon polyps have nothing to do with pacreatic cancer.

[@Rxanne28]

I'm sorry for your loss. GOD rest his soul.

[@morsecode9787]

🥺 .. THEY ARE MOVING TOO FAST..WITH MANY MORE PEOPLE HAVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE & NOT ENOUGH "SPECISLISTS" NOTICED OF MINE IN THIS SAME FIELD ARE OVERTAKEN BY BS POSSIBILITIES IN US.. & ARE AMBITIOUSLY AIMED @ OWNING BUOLDINGS & THE ENTIRE SOECTRUM OF 1 STOP ✋🏾😑 HERE. FROM EXAM OFFICE ..IMAGING.. LAB ..SURGICAL CENTER. EVEN TO ANALYZING THE POLYPSTISSUE *PATHOLOGY * WILL NOT GIVE OPTION OF HOSPITAL. EVEN WITH U BEING HIS ADVOCATE ..U WERE DISPARAGED. ONLY OPTION.. AN ATTORNY WHO IS ALSO A DR.. EVEN YRS LATER THERE MAY BE A LONG OF VICTIMS .. & A CLASS ACTION. I AM CAUGHT UP WITH 1 AS I DESCRIBED WHO I HAVE BEEN @20 YRS.. NOW I HAVE DEALT THE :OKEE DOKE". CAN NEVER GET A CALL BK .GOTTA PULLL UP JUST HEARD FRN MY PRIMARY CARE HE FORGOT TO TELL ME THAT MY LAST UPPER &;lower revealed A SERIOUS HIATLE HERNIA.. THE MORE SERIOUS 1.. ASIDE FRM THE POLYPS& A ..THING THE LINING HAS A RAW THING🥴😬😵😜.. I THINK MY PRIMARY CARE READ STUDIED THE PATHOLOGY ..NOT RELYING ON HIS ..REPORT . A YR AGO. SHE JUST TOLD ON 1/12/23. . THAT TYPE OF ATTY MSY BE ESQUIRE. IREALLY HOPE&:PRAY U DO AN INQUIRY. START AT A COPY OF HIS FILE @THAT DOC .. & THEN GET HIS RECORDS FROM HOSPITAL 🏥. READ 📚🗂📁📕 & GOOGLE.. 👩🏿‍💻🕵🏿‍♀️🧑🏾‍💻🕵🏼‍♂️👨🏼‍💻🕵🏾 💌REACH OUT TO ME @COMMENTS. THINKING OF U BOTH😘🙏🏼🙌🏼 ...🌹🦋 💞 I 'M ABOUT TO DO THE SAME. another girl WHO'S FED UP not giving up is 😏 P

[@morsecode9787]

@@healthmakers... IT can spread rt.. SEEMS men are more prone to the PAN C🤷🏾🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏿‍♀️ forlorn by her experience & my own 3 Other FAM MEMb"s. Who Went his way not all related myown💥💬

[@healthmakers...]

@@morsecode9787 Thanks for writing all this... Hope to be healthy your whole life

[@eduardoyeseniabarraza5515]

I always have diarrhea is rare when I don't and the smell is just bad when to ER once because I noticed blood red bright blood in my stool and they did testing and a CT scan and they found nothing they said I had hemorrhoids ,the time I went to the ER it was only for the blood in my stool thank god that hasn't happend to me again but I do have the constant diarrhea and the smell I am going to be 33 years old you think it might be colon cancer? I also have pain sometimes in my rectum that comes and goes away

[@kieranburchard3365]

Hi I have had a bit of discomfort in the left lower abdomen in and off. Bouts of constipation when this happens and my stool colour seems to change to a very light brown/dark yellow. I’m not sure what’s going on but 2 days after taking worming tablets a leaf shaped rubbery thing was passed. Have no idea what it is or what’s going on. I’m in Australia and the doctor laughed at me when I asked him if it was an intestinal fluke. Any advice would help thanks

[@PrayerWarriorMom]

Dr Hulda Clark wrote a book 📖 about "PARASITES ARE ROOT CAUSE OF ALL DISEASE".

[@didactica9326]

I had that same intense pain lower left colon and I started taking ivermectin twice per day and it disappeared almost immediately and I haven’t felt in since- 3 months now. I will continue on ivermectin for 6mos, break then go back on it. Parasites can absolutely cause cancer!

[@PrayerWarriorMom]

@@didactica9326 Where can I buy IVERMECTIN 🤔

[@dandelions2414]

I went from very normal stools every day to the last month altering between diarrreah and constipation and incomplete evacuation, stomach cramps, thin pencil like stools etc. My question is that lately it looks a little more normal again as in not diarreah anymore and still thin but not as thin and is more like constipation and still having incomplete evacuation at times. Can you still get normal looking poop with colon cancer or is it always funky looking? I have a colonoscopy booked for june 10. I also have hard lymph nodes for 4 months under one underarm which is being scanned in a couple of weeks. A few months ago I lost a lot of weight without trying but it now is consistent and haven't put it back on but nor have I lost more. A few months ago had weird rash all over me which wasnt dermatological according to Dr which lasted months until they gave me prednisone. Extreme fatigue. Weird stuff going on.....

[@pattihiggins1079]

Had colonoscopy, they found breast cancer cells traveled to my colon, this it for me, end of the line coming soon here. First breast cancer and now colorectal cancer stage 4. Both stage 4.

[@healthmakers...]

So sorry for having cancer... So strange to have 2 different metastatic cancers at the same time unless you have a string history of cancer in your family...

[@dc-gs9qx]

🙏

[@desireelococo1747]

I'm so sorry you're having to deal with so much.

[@Whatt787]

So sorry to hear this

[@fourshore502]

hey are you still alive? i have some ideas

[@bhavikparekh6889]

Sir, i pass stool every day and same amount of stool I pass is it normal and my poop colour varies from brown and sometimes mehndi colour

[@pault2178]

I have smooth poops on one side. Almost flat. At times i feel bloated. Have to drink lots of water to have bowel movements. What gives

[@jeffreykobe4011]

Thank you so much Dr Igho, for your utmost dedication in curing others and your generous heart that you have, I am absolutely Delighted & proud of the results I got after using your Herbal medication for that cured my Cancer permanently after using it by your prescription after a long time living in shame, thank you Dr you did well.

[@nehajiju3802]

Hy ...I'm 20 yrs old ( no weight loss coz of my depression medicationi guess, since that i have been gaining )...i have bloating, acidity feel in my stomach with mild cramps that comes and disappears.... 1 yr ago i had bloody stools, later it was normal ...now its been a month or more that I'm getting diarrhea not watery but i have to pass the stool thats narrow atleast 3 times or more a day with pressure... like last week i had bloody stool twice....at first i thought it may be sign of getting periods but nope it wasn't....and when any food is consumed i have this urgent sensation of going to the bathroom for passing the stool and sometimes theres nothing but straining... idk whats happening...i hadnt told this to anyone....

[@jamesganio4508]

i have a internal himmuroids..my abdominal pains are on nd off,and i hve a narrow sticky stool..do i need to go for colonoscopy?

[@LucentGuy]

Internal hemmoroids are more associated with ibs what u did

[@user-hq4jz6lc9d]

Friends, please get in there and get a colonoscopy as soon as you are old enough for your health insurance to cover it, if not sooner. The procedure is really not a big deal. I believe many health plans will actually pay for the whole screening, with no copay. It is just that important to them, and I am sure that their actuaries have calculated the risk of having to pay for cancer treatments vs colonoscopies.

[@BrianPremo]

I refuse to believe they can’t come up with a better screening test than colonoscopy. I’m 44 but will refuse to go through that when I turn 50.

[@healthmakers...]

If you know any better screening test let us know please.

[@johnhoward8668]

Hi Brian, I’v had this test. You don’t really feel the actual test, its the cleaning out of the system the day before that is the most uncomfortable. Please talk to some people that have been through the test. Your health is important. Sometimes the story’s are scarier than the process. Take care.

[@tommac21]

Totally agree . I know I wont get one. And Im 57.

[@tommac21]

@@johnhoward8668 I dont understand how anything could be worse then having a hose shoved up your butt. I would drink pond scum before that.

[@karenjones1848]

Growing old is not for sissys

[@sonicdeeofficial8925]

Hi. Hemorrhoid was started Nov. 2012 at the age of 16 when I was on our recollection. Then in the 2nd half of 2022, I could poop up to 3 times a week but it begins to narrow my stool. Then, I felt like mild cramps on left of of my abdomen. Weight loss also started last year by losing 10 kg. in one year. Is that the sign of Colorectal cancer???

[@healthmakers...]

these are serious symptoms that require colonoscopy. Go through it ASAP

[@pedroroque829]

I sometimes have little sperks of blood on stools and on toilet paper for some years, I think 6 or 7. I was diagnosed with internal hemorrhoids and I'm 22 years old. My grandmother died of colon cancer and my aunt also had colon cancer but survived. I avoid red meat tho. Should I be worried about my symptoms? Sometimes I have a cramp on abdomen left side now and then.

[@healthmakers...]

Your symptoms are typical for hemorrhoid. But it's better to do at least rectosigmoidoscopy. If the rectosigmoidoscopy exam just shows hemorrhoids, no further evaluation is necessary. Plus, Colonoscopy screening should begin at 40 years or 10 years earlier than the earliest case of colon cancer in the family.

[@Angelin37]

Drkayode am so great full to you for curing me form my cancer please contact him on KZbin give it a try

[@pedroroque829]

@@gunterterry Oh you will too

[@gunterterry]

@@pedroroque829, my brother died,,from the same symptoms...

[@pedroroque829]

@@gunterterry I did an abdominal magnetic resonance and ultrasound and it didn't show any cancer. My blood tests were also normal, so I probably have nothing. You should be careful however, since your brother died of colon cancer your chances of getting the disease are very high.

[@chrisvia9993]

Iam 37 now when I was about 22-24 somewhere around pretty bad gut pain thought it amout of food I was consuming around 5 meals a day pains went away after that. It wasn't till I was 35 I got a colonoscopy done do too fact my pops had colon cancer in early 50s and I had many flare ups soo bad I could not move from the fetal position for about 2 hours I also blacked out twice in a week got it done that following week. Now iam doing alot better but still concern for later when I get into mid 40s. I've been fasting since that day pretty much don't eat much till I get off work, only time I eat is when really hot in summer months. Cutting all fast food habits really helped out me out.

[@healthmakers...]

Great, avoiding Fast food and Fasting both have protective effects against colon cancers.

[@LucentGuy]

I did digital rectal exam 2 years back that found 2 grade hemmoroids after that i got stressed and my left lower abdominal pain develop from 2 years when i see doctor they do physical exam and told me no tenderness nothing it is just ibs is anything serious

[@user-bl4es4od8f]

Its mostly narrow stools for me for past 5 years. And these days I'm seeing small drops of blood and sometimes mucus too. What would be the reason. I am very much worried and scared. I always drink water and eats junk rarely and doesn't eat red meat. I'm only 20

[@omarrrrrr3835]

Did you go to the hospital? And what did they say to you if you went? I hope to respond

[@user-bl4es4od8f]

@@omarrrrrr3835 No I didn't go till now.

[@aaqibbhat4318]

Any update? I have the same problem..

[@jamesganio4508]

​@@aaqibbhat4318any update I have same symptoms to

[@butterflywings3544]

How do u explain suspicious anorectal wall thickening after ct scan of whole abdomen

[@healthmakers...]

Abnormal findings in Ct scan must be interpreted by an experienced surgeon or radiologist. digital rectal exam is also necessary to see if there is any palpable mass in rectum or not. Finally if necessary, biopsy must be done.

[@kritzee3972]

I want to undergo colonoscopy but that kind of screening is so much expensive here in my country. I just cant have the funds for it coz I am struggling right now in my financial. Sad 😔

[@healthmakers...]

Screening tests must be inexpensive so that ordinary people like me and you can afford it.

[@jajasatorashi136]

How are you now?

[@gailobright8070]

Both my Mom's dad and her brother had Peucheagers Syndrome. A type of Colon Cancer. My uncle died at 43 of it. My grandpa died from a blood clot in his leg, but had the colon cancer for a long time and died at 52. Noone else in the Family had it. I am 50 and Farely healthy. So I have not bothered getting screened for colon cancer. Plus the testing is super embarrassing. When I was being screened at 16 a nurse brought another female patient into the room. I was so embarrassed and so was the other patient while the nurse and doctor talked over my raised backside. I decided then and there that I would never go through a Colonoscopy again, I would rather die from the colon cancer than go through that again.

[@healthmakers...]

The way those nurses treated you was extremely awkward. They must be embarrassed BUT NOT YOU. As a friend, I really recommend you not to harm your health. Anyone with peutz-jeghers syndrome needs to be routinely screened for colon cancer. Living with cancer can make anyone feel stressed, hopeless, and tired. Doesn't how strong you are.

[@gailobright8070]

@@healthmakers... 🙂 Thank-you.

[@gimmeumoney]

I haven't had to have a colonoscopy before, but I had to get my groin area looked at. It was a unique situation so I had multiple examination with multiple people looking down at me...on one occasion they wanted to take pictures for medical purposes. So anyway, I have an idea of the embarrassment you've gone through. However, whatever embarrassment you're worried about, it's not worth your life....which would like end slowly and painfully if you didn't get it seen to. So especially if you've had family issues with this...get it looked at ASAP and don't wait for the symptoms

[@gailobright8070]

@gimmeumoney 🙂 Thank-you for being so caring about my health.

[@gimmeumoney]

@@gailobright8070 👍🏽

[@TheIllerX]

I, 46 year old male, am a bit worried about the possibility of colon cancer. My hemoglobin was excellent, but my iron/Ferritin storage levels was very low when tested (on repeated occations). And I am not a vegetarian or woman. It was also discovered that my poo had a little bit of invisible blood. But except for that, I don't have any symptoms, except a bit much gases in stomach, causing burping. I will get colonoscopy, but in the mean time I am quite worried. I don't know if I have a reason to be worried? I have heard stories with people having cancer barely without any symptoms.

[@healthmakers...]

You have iron deficiency state (NOT iron deficiency anemia) which warrants colonoscopy since iron deficiency in men is often due to blood loss from digestive system. BUT this doesn't mean that blood loss is always due to a cancer. polyps, angiodysplasia, hemorrhoids, peptic ulcer, Diverticulosis and many other BENIGN pathologies can cause blood loss. Just wait for the colonoscopy to see what is causing invisible bleeding.

[@TheIllerX]

@@healthmakers... Thanks. Trying not to worry.

[@lpg12338]

@@TheIllerX Please update if / when you find out the cause of the problem.

[@TheIllerX]

@@lpg12338 I will. Probably in a month or something like that.

[@tommac21]

You'll be fine. Stop reading all this crap. They're just out to scare you. Drs will try to scare you into test to make money.

[@kaalnemi9276]

Hi im 26 and having numbness in right side of stomach while laying down and sometime while sitting , what can be the reason ?

[@healthmakers...]

further medical history and physical exam is needed. However, Colon cancer is extremely rare in your case.

[@2FollowHim777]

Can't do it. Can't enter that arena. I would rather die. I've handled various pains all my life, but like my life. Wouldn't seeing, relying on some worldly person. Nothing against them, just I don't belong there. A free life. A certain trust is required.

[@wumao6797]

I just hit 51 and experience regular constipation eventhou I eat quit a lot of vegetables. The doc recommended me to get a colonoscopy and was shocked to see 5 polyps and a small tumor. The doc is arranging for my operation to remove that tumor atm.

[@healthmakers...]

So shocking to have colon cancer... Hope to stay healthy in your life.

[@wumao6797]

@@healthmakers... Thanks

[@puppetken]

@@healthmakers... I had either Covid or Dengue. i had a bloodwork done and my feces checked for blood plus ultrasound and a CAT scan. I am much better as I turned to natural remedies after the doctor put me on PPI. The Doctor said I must have develop IBS. However, I still have pain in the right side of my stomach and extended a bit to my back I also tend to be constipated. I'm scared in could be cancer?

[@fourshore502]

So what happened? Its scary with all these comments and people just stop replying.

[@wumao6797]

@@fourshore502 Well thank God it was in its early stages so no after ops chemo needed. After the ops I will return to the hospital every 6 months for the next 5 years to do a colonoscopy or a CT scan to see if there is a relapse for the next 5yrs before they clear me.

[@user-qp8bd9ce2f]

My sister has bloating. Colonoscopy of the intestine was performed today. The intestine looks clean, but it is elongated. It's not an alarming condition, it's not operational, but it takes a long time to digest food, and that's why he couldn't gain weight. If this disease is curable, is it dangerous?

[@healthmakers...]

Colonoscopy just let you know anatomical abnormalities in rectum and large intestine such as polyps and tumors, angiodysplasia, diverticulum, etc. better to do some blood tests or even biopsy.

[@allieserencio]

perhaps a problem with upper gastrointestinal. indigestion problem on the upper part can lead to bloating.

[@shubham943]

I do chew clothes and its color goes into my colon. I've suffering from chrnoic constipation fr 6 yrs and i get sharp headache and vomiting if my bowel doesn't clean properly. I used to get blood in the stool and recently found large worm in it. My life has disturbed. Should i worried abt colon cancer?

[@didactica9326]

You should get some ivermectin and start taking a pencil eraser size drop twice per day for at least six months, parasites absolutely can cause cancer

[@shubham943]

@@didactica9326 Thank u 🙂

[@didactica9326]

@@shubham943 you’re most welcome. I’m a part of a group of over 18,000 people whose ivermectin daily to successfully treat bowel problems, parasite infections, Lyme, fungus, mold and candida and even cancer! It’s an amazing therapeutic- its was actually found growing in the soil in Japan and had been isolated for its broad medicinal benefits. I use duramectin horse paste

[@Evil_Teddy]

With how the world is, I'm hoping its colon cancer. I cant wait to check out.

[@AmyDragoInSedona]

I’m so sorry you feel this way. I’m praying for you.

[@westcoastbred7745]

Why wait do the job yourself 🎉

[@koraodotv6950]

I have symptoms like changes in bowel movements, abdominal discomfort, blood in stool and weightloss which is very concerning for me. My doctor has given me some test like fecal occult blood test and CBC blood test to see if theres abnormal drop of my blood(ANEMIA). But all is normal FOBT is negative and my CBC is normal.

[@healthmakers...]

if FOBT is normal, then how do you konw you pass blood in stool?

[@koraodotv6950]

@@healthmakers... Its very visible on the toilet after passing

[@koraodotv6950]

@@healthmakers... I also notice there's itchiness and pain after using toilet. Its a very confusing time for me 🫣 thou

[@healthmakers...]

@@koraodotv6950 Well you are passing small amounts of bright red blood as well as feeling pain... Normal colonoscopy means that's probably because of anal fissure or hemorrhoids...

[@juniorgonzalez48322]

So I have GERD and my esophagus is irritated from the acid I vomit in the mornings when I wake up sometimes it’s clear acid sometimes it’s yellow acid and sometimes it stings really bad than other times . I tend to throw up a lot at work a lot of acid since I do construction and I’m on the run always fast paced environment. There’s time when we eat in lunch and after getting up I feel the food go down to my stomach really fast and I gotta hold it and I get watery diarrhea like explosive diarrhea. And this is everyday especially on hotter days it’s worse . I was taking acid reducer prescribed by dr from Kaiser . I get full fast , bloated mostly every day and so gassy in my stomach and I have stomach pain to . Sometimes I have really puffy soft skinny stool and watery diarrhea they did a endoscopy and removed a small polyp and seen my esophagus was irritated and the rest looked normal . I have a appointment April 14 8:20am for a colonoscopy procedure and I’m kinda scared I might have colon cancer . I’m 24 years young and have a 2yr old daughter and wife . I’m 189lb .they did blood work on me and stool test but haven’t gotten results yet. I also tend to get really fatigue at work I feel heavy heavy no energy so idk if that’s part of the GERD or stomach problems I’m having .

[@healthmakers...]

First of all, GERD in your age (especially if causes esophageal erosion known as esophagitis) increases risk of esophageal cancer. So you NEED to take acid reducers for at least 2 months to see if it relieves your symptoms or not. Another beneficial treatment for early GERD is anti-reflux surgery (called fundoplication - make sure to have a conversation with a surgeon or internist doctor on that)... About your stomach polyp, some are benign (like hyperplastic polyps) while others are precancerous or neoplastic (like adenomatous polyps). To realize what kind of polyp you had, pathologist consult is required... and about your diarrhea, colon cancer is rare in your age (only certain familial disorders like FAP, peutz jeghers syndrome, etc develop colon cancer too early). However colonoscopy is surely needed since your diarrhea is persistent and chronic and your stomach polyp may be neoplastic (Neoplastic polyps increase the risk of colon cancer). Other diseases like irritable bowel disease, celiac disease, IBS, etc need to be evaluated (They can cause chronic diarrhea as well). Hope to be healthy in your whole life.

[@kizziah7777]

Gastric dysmotility? Are you taking Atorvastatin...that could be a side effect.

[@juniorgonzalez48322]

@@kizziah7777 no , I’m currently taking Pantoprazole 40mg after switching from Omeprazole 40mg cause it was not working . That’s the only medication I’m currently taking and I still have acid reflux. I got the colonoscopy done already and they found a small polyp in me and they removed it . Seems like after my colonoscopy my colon has been feeling better less runny stool but still there once in a while now . I also changed my eating habits I’m trying to eat healthier let’s see what goes on I still have t heard back from my doctor

[@triawahyuwahyu1998]

​@@juniorgonzalez48322how the results yours polyp

[@Whatt787]

Sorry to hear this, hope you feel better, I had to give up Pizza for three years from year 2000, because of acid reflux

[@jackierowe9195]

Be persistent as GP do not want to refere people unless the display certain systems . You have to be persistent

[@kpanasmith6965]

Thanks so kindly Doc. It's very important the entire family to learn from your lecture. My brother died of colon cancer last year. Is anus itchy a symptom of cancer?

[@healthmakers...]

Hope to be healthy... itchy anus may be caused by anal fissure, local skin diseases such as eczema, certain infections especially pinworms and hepatic or renal diseases (although not common)...

[@healthmakers...]

@@pioneerpioneer1792 Blood in stool has so many causes... from a tiny hemorrhoid or an anal fisure to a cancerous mass... Anyway, if you have streaks of blood in stool or bright red blood on toilet paper, that's probably because of a hemorrhoid in rectum. It's much better to make an appointment with your doctor and consult about rectosigmoidiscopy.

[@healthmakers...]

@@pioneerpioneer1792 Polyps that are precancerous lesions often bleed on and off...

[@gauravsharma-ce6gq]

@@pioneerpioneer1792 get examined by a doctor dear

[@eden7440]

Yes it is

[@rageyguy]

Im really scared and im 19 😢

[@allyvlog5386]

Can MRI detect colon Cancer

[@MercyfulFate1000]

On the 26th of this month I have to go for a Colonoscopy. I'm 43 years old and for the last 15-20 years I have had blood on my stool every once in a while. I have always been told it's just hemorrhoids. Recently I have found it hard to pass stool and every single time there is blood. My stool is normal color, normal smell, but the size and frequency have changed over the past month. I have pain on my far lower left side almost on my side, but no constant aches, or pains in the rest of the abdomen. I'm wondering what you think, do you think there is a good chance it's colon cancer?

[@healthmakers...]

Bright blood in stool is commonly seen in hemorrhoids BUT more serious conditions like colon polyps and cancers can present with bloody stool too. So you SURELY need to get a colonoscopy ASAP. No one could definitely say you have 100% colon cancer. What's clear is that you do have the red flags, making colonoscopy necessary in your case.

[@mimi7914]

how was the colonoscopy , everything ok?

[@LucentGuy]

What u found

[@MercyfulFate1000]

Sorry I never replied. I did have it done and apparently I just have a ton of hemorrhoids. Getting old sucks, but no Colon cancer is amazing!

[@fithawimichele4179]

I am suffering from constipation this is first time I'm expirinsinet and I got homoroyd sow how can I know if it is Colon cancer or only constipation!!

[@healthmakers...]

Nearly 90% of constipation cases are functional, meaning you need to consider foods rich in fibers in you daily diet. Besides, many conditions like underactive thyroid, electrolyte disturbances, drugs, anal fissure, IBS, etc can cause constipation. Colorectal cancer can be a cause as well. Honestly you need to make an appointment with a doctor to see why constipated you are.

[@savageyoongi751]

Doctor i've persistent lower abdomen burning and pain sometimes i'm constipated sometimes my poop is watery maximum time i got pain before bowel movement and it gone or reduced after bowel movement.But my stomach hurt now and then.I've mucus on stool.Does i have colon cancer?? Sometimes my poop is pencil thin too.I'm 22 years old plss help me

[@healthmakers...]

Your symptoms are mostly consistent with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). however other less common diseases including celiac disease may be the cause. much better to go to a doctor for more evaluations. The following video of mine is about IBS. Better to watch it for more information... kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5SbfJJomKuWsNE

[@enjoy7024]

Nice and thorough! However, would be better if you were able to make the narrating voice sound more natural and less stilted as it would be easier to understand.

[@healthmakers...]

Glad you liked it.... Actually I started out this channel since 8 months a go... So need more time to find a good narrator. Sorry for inconvenience.

[@enjoy7024]

@@healthmakers... Thanks much!

[@user-zs3wd3ps7p]

Hi I’m 27 for like the last 3 to 4 years my butt has been itchy and bright blood on my tissue every now and then but just recently for the last 2 weeks I’ve been constipated and had diarrhea m/ narrow stools but no gut pain I have had more burps and gas then usual… I have a physical on march 12th…. Do I show signs of CC?

[@healthmakers...]

Colon cancer in your age is not that common. bright blood and anal itching could be from external hemorrhoid or anal fissures. physical exam is important in your case...

[@user-zs3wd3ps7p]

@@healthmakers... thank you so much!

[@johnsos9]

47 year old male and I’ve had on and off periods of where a little to very large amounts of blood have been in my stool and when I wipe it’s just bright blood. The most recent episode of this has been within the last 7 days for several occasions of blood in my stool have shown up. Stupid question but should I be worried? I’ve also noticed just today my stool was narrow but no blood though. I guess I should get that colonoscopy done but it scares the hell out of me. Any advice would be appreciated.

[@healthmakers...]

If your rectal bleeding is painless hemorrhoid can be one possible cause. However you definately need to get a colonoscopy ASAP.

[@caliplaya4ya]

So last week, all of a sudden I went from normal bowel movements one day to abnormal bowel movements the next. Stools were and still are paper thin and it feels like I still need to go after I’m done. No blood in stool and I don’t think it’s constipation. Any ideas?

[@muneezariaz6828]

Same my situation!

[@brianperez3300]

Im 39 yrs old. Been having lower back pain and abdominal pain for 5 months. Have done blood test and ultrasound but nothing shows up. The second week symptoms started i was contispated. I fear the worst

[@LucentGuy]

Same was case with me i did digital rectal exam they found hemmoroids 3 grade and told me u have stress with ibs

[@brianperez3300]

@@LucentGuy that's what GP said mine could be IBS, but I need to get a colonoscopy to be sure!

[@LucentGuy]

@@brianperez3300 did u do digital rectal exam proctoscopy

[@LucentGuy]

@@brianperez3300 first go to doctor do proctoscopy digital rectal exam if there are abnormalities or inflammation then go to colonoscopy if digital rectal exam is normal then don't go to colonoscopy then it is confirmed ibs

[@orientalspiritualist]

I am 35 , and I for 6 months, I have white mucous in stool. Is it a symptom?

[@seanturpin6066]

Stop eating Ramen. That is usually from bad diet. Eat more fiber and eat better!

[@nep-jpnp]

My husband is diagnosed with fissure 8 month ago he had colonoscopy 4 month ago.he had seen specialist and they said it is fissure but he had narrow stool and fresh blood comes out for couple of day and then stop when he open his bowel and it is narrow.i am just worried.

[@iLLmaticTrojan]

I’m so frustrated! I’ve had 2 colonoscopies and one sigmoidoscopy since 2020, with October 2023 being the most recent colonoscopy and all they found was hemorrhoids, small or minor diverticulitis, and benign hyperplasia yet I continue to experience rectal bleeding which has been ongoing for years now! What should I do?

[@healthmakers...]

If your problem is passing bright red blood per rectum that's because of your hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoidectomy as well as some lifestyle changes can resolve the issue. BUT if you have iron deficiency anemia as well, then endoscopy needs to be done.

[@iLLmaticTrojan]

@@healthmakers... thank you! Hemorrhoidectomy sounds so painful

[@pritybiswas5099]

I'm 22 and I'm very worried about colon cancer... I am a patient of IBS-C but now I'm seeing fresh red blood on my stools...and my left back is swelled.... I don't know what to do 😥

[@healthmakers...]

Constipation from IBS-C is a cause of both hemorrhoids and anal fissure (top 2 common causes of fresh blood in stool). if your problem is bright blood on toilet paper that's probably due to hemorrhoid or fissure. However, it's better to consult with a GI specialist since rectal issues can cause bloody stool as well.

[@sanjanamukherjee8723]

Hi, I'm 24...recently after joining hostel and a massive change in diet, I've observed a huge change in my bowel movement. I was constipated for months...and used laxatives to normalize them. Now recently I'm passing soft pre-diarrhea kind of mushy stools sometimes also watery but even that get difficult to pass at times and I've to strain. I've to stay in my hostel for three more months before I can go home. And it's making me dead scared. Please help.

[@healthmakers...]

Hi.... Sorry to be so late... Changes in bowel habit needs to be evaluated in your case. It can be due to functional constipation (most common cause in your age), anal fissure, thyroid dysfunction, serum calcium changes, anismus (Dyssynergic defecation), etc. Better to have an appointment with your doctor. Also better not to use laxative without medical consult. taking fiber-rich foods like beans, fruits and leafy greens can be as effective as laxative.

[@SyN_B]

​@@healthmakers...I am 18 and I get blood in stool (once in 1 or 2 months) when my poop is rough and big in size. Otherwise I pass a bit thin (not ribbon like) stool broken in few pieces and mostly smooth. Should I be worried about colon cancer, please help.

[@healthmakers...]

@@SyN_B colon cancer in quite rare in your age (probably due hemorrhoid or anal fissure in your case). BUT, blood in stool is always an important clinical symptom, warranting clinical exam by a doctor.

[@rosaritobeachmexicorosarit687]

If i get a test at 51 and I'm at stage 1 or more in gonna be mad in not going its better not to Obie just eat right and exercise

[@mylindadowell7549]

What does Bowell habits mean and. Do you have. Smelly stools .and do you have shapes of yr stool

[@healthmakers...]

Bowel habit is about quality and quantity of bowel movements. Signs of abnormal bowel habit is explain in the video (Constipation, diarrhea and narrow stools are the signs)... and about smelly stools, it's not always due to Melena. In Melena, stool becomes TARRY, STICKY, and SMELLY.

[@user-yf9eb2kr4y]

Im scared ,have been for long time 😢

[@Tryit291]

Did you checked?

[@jamesfleamont]

Hi Doc/Sir. I’m experiencing some of the signs and symptoms in you video. I’m 26 y/o It’s started in January 1, at first I feel something in my left part abdomen a feeling of pricked by a needle. Then a few days I got constipated and it’s hard to poop. So I go to a clinic to see a doctor and it was just say it’s constipation. I still feel the pain all over my abdomen and feeling bloated. but I can make poop now. Narrow sometimes and sometimes it’s looks normal. It’s 1 month now and 3days, until now I still feel pain in my left-between-right from time to time. But the pain is not that much hurt compare from the last month (January). I also feel tired sometimes and sometimes I have good energy. I feel that I’m not bloated now. It’s feels normal. I don’t see any blood in my poop. Thank you Doc/Sir. I hope you reply sir, It means to me 🥺 This sick give me stress. Help me sir. 🙏🏼🇵🇭

[@healthmakers...]

Feeling pain in lower areas of abdomen has many causes. Constipation can cause abdominal pain itself. However other conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, etc are likely too. Colon cancer in your age is very rare. Only individuals with a strong family history (like FAP disease) may develop colon caner in your age. Any way, FIRST fix your constipation. If the abdominal pain persists, you need to see your doctor again (In this case, lab tests and sonography are helpful). Sorry for delay friend, Hope to be healthy in your whole life. if you have any other question, let me know.

[@jamesfleamont]

@@healthmakers... Thank you very much Sir 🙏🏼

[@healthmakers...]

Your welcome

[@albertov8342]

@@jamesfleamont any update in your case ? Did your pain go away

[@jamesfleamont]

@@albertov8342 Hi bro. I don’t feel any pain now. And my bowel is back to normal. Thanks god! Hope I will not experience that again. For almost 3months it makes me insane. Always thinking about what’s happening inside my stomach.

[@jataufwangshak8002]

Extensively times that step we are afraid to take might just be the right one. Thank you, Dr igho for your Inducement and for not allowing me down throughout the whole revolution. Your Medication that I am Delighted I came across your Channel

[@healthmakers...]

Hope to be healthy in your whole life

[@JohnCena-te4dy]

Sir I am 25...having abdominal issues since 20+ days .. it started with little pain in the upper left abdomen ..then I went for ultrasound and x ray and both reports were normal..blood tests were also mormal and h pylori test was negative. Now from last 10 days I am having discomfort in lower right side of the abdomen.. plz give me some advice what should I do now?

[@healthmakers...]

Hi, Hope to be healthy in your whole life. Any symptoms other than abdominal pain?? Diarrhea? Constipation? Any drugs? Fever? nausea & Vomiting?

[@JohnCena-te4dy]

@@healthmakers... nothing much..just occasional acidity.! Mainly it is the abdominal discomfort in right lower side.! No fever ..no dirreahae and neither I smoke nor drink.! Plz give mein some advice.. Should I go for some other test? Till now I have done an ultrasound, x ray, liver function test, h pylori stool antigen

[@dsmith6601]

Sounds like diverticulitis

[@bsbiswas5118]

Few months back I had a colonoscopy due to pain in the left side of my lower abdomen and on sometimes pain on passing stool, but luckly no polyp or cancerous cell was not found doctor prescribed medicines like pro and pre biotic capules for 1 months and later he told me to stop the medicine just focus on your diet now I am OK but when I hold some things that even slightly little heavy things pain will slightly occur for a while but I don't no what is the main reason for this to much of test that I have done no problem then why my abdomen is paining in future is there any chance for colon cancer colon screening has to done every year please reply for my comment

[@healthmakers...]

Hi... Sorry to be so late. Hope to be healthy in your whole life. Well if the pain is experienced just when holding heavy objects, It could be due to a hernia. Have you ever noticed a reducible femoral, abdominal or inguinal bulging? If so, it is definitely, a hernia causing that pain.

[@LaraibShafiq]

I have done my proctoscopy and it shows no abnormalities but there is still blood in my stools ....what does it mean. Can you plz guide me

[@healthmakers...]

GI experts often prefer colonoscopy in patients with bloody stool... plus normal proctoscopy does not mean the whole gastrointestinal tract is normal. So much better to have colonoscopy.

[@carlaphillips3379]

I keep having diarrhea anywhere from 1 to 4 times a day . Colononopsy went well. Doctor tells me i need more fiber. I still have the problem , what do i do ??

[@healthmakers...]

Have diarrhea or constipation?... Fibers are usually used to treat constipation...

[@Dryvlyne]

Get you gut microbiome tested & test for food allergies. You may need to alter your diet.

[@Hi_Hello247]

I have lover abdominal pain with back pain

[@healthmakers...]

We need to know more about your pain. Many diseases can cause that pain including prostate issues (like chronic prostatitis), bowel issues, chronic pelvis pain, etc.

[@animalsarehappiness9208]

Please someone answer, does 10 cm rectal tumor mean metastasis and bad staging ?

[@healthmakers...]

rectal MRI as well as endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) are necessary for staging of rectal tumors...

[@SpecialPenguinnn]

You can also get an at home test for colon cancer

[@valentinaci7888]

No 1 is irrelevant because change in bowel movement can be attributed to so many other factors

[@healthmakers...]

sure... But persistent changes in bowel habits especially over 40-50 is serious and needs further evaluation.

[@betweenyellowan_dred]

If I have some potential cancer symptoms but am afraid of doctors because of the vaccine. If I quit sugar and fast for ten days. And in the course of six months do multiple extended fasts And do a fenbendazol run from tractor supply that's better than nothing. I heard some people tried that with success. Because if doctors are trying to give us a vax. How can I trust them in other areas?

[@doloresleyva8810]

Don't blame anyone but your own self if you die from medical related diagnosis. If you are afraid of the Vax that's fine its not something you have to take but keep in mind you would rather take a for example,, horse medicine than have a simple blood test or procedure to see if you have cancer? Now sit there and think about that. Fear and only will be your downfall and your demise. Be stronger and brave because only you can survive you!!

[@betweenyellowan_dred]

@@doloresleyva8810 good point. However why not just cycle several different antithelmics on a monthly rotational basis of say 3 days consecutive dosing per month. Or perhaps every 2 months? The doctor can only help with diagnosis. Suggestions as to dosing he would not help with as horse and dog antithelmics are not on his prescription schedule. And it seems moot almost to see a physician for treatment of cancer as the treatment I am thinking of is like a good diet with intermittent fasting. Given FDA and USDA regs something that needs incorporated into my regimen anyway.