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Colon cancer symptoms and signs of bowel cancer administrator 12 Views • 3 months ago

Learn colon cancer symptoms and signs of colon cancer or symptoms of bowel cancer in this video!

WHY COLON CANCER:
If you’re looking for scientifically backed information on colon cancer or bowel cancer symptoms then you’ve found the right video. Now Keep in mind that experiencing these symptoms doesn't necessarily mean you have colon cancer, but it's crucial to get checked by your healthcare professional. Remember, early detection can make a big difference in any treatment.

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WHEN TO SEE YOUR DOCTOR FOR COLON CANCER SYMPTOMS:
Symptoms of bowel cancer may include:
- Changes in your poo, such as having softer poo, diarrhoea or constipation that is not usual for you.
- Needing to poo more or less often than usual for you
- Blood in your poo, which may look red or black
- Bleeding from your bottom
- Often feeling like you need to poo, even if you've just been to the toilet
- Tummy pain
- Bloating
- Losing weight without trying
- Feeling very tired for no reason

Non-urgent advice: See a doctor if:
- You have any symptoms of bowel cancer for 3 weeks or more
- Try not to be embarrassed. The doctor or nurse will be used to talking about these symptoms.

Urgent advice: Ask for an urgent doctors appointment if:
- Your poo is black or dark red
- You have bloody diarrhoea

Immediate action required: Go to A&E or call 999 if:
- You're bleeding non-stop from your bottom
- There's a lot of blood, for example, the toilet water turns red or you see large blood clots

For the most up to date advice visit: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/....bowel-cancer/symptom

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All content in this video and description including: information, opinions, content, references and links is for informational purposes only. The Author does not provide any medical advice on the Site. Accessing, viewing, reading or otherwise using this content does NOT create a physician patient relationship between you and it’s author. Providing personal or medical information to the Principal author does not create a physician patient relationship between you and the Principal author or authors. Nothing contained in this video or it’s description is intended to establish a physician patient relationship, to replace the services of a trained physician or health care professional, or otherwise to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. You should consult a licensed physician or appropriately credentialed health care worker in your community in all matters relating to your health.

About this video: Searching colon cancer symptoms and signs of colon cancer? In this video, Advanced Medical Practitioner Abraham Khodadi, MPharm(Hons)IPresc MScACP shares symptoms and signs of bowel cancer!

Colon Cancer Weird Symptoms (& Why They Occur) administrator 15 Views • 3 months ago

I Thought It Was MENOPAUSE! - Kelly | Colon Cancer | The Patient Story administrator 19 Views • 3 months ago

Kelly started to notice blood in her stool just before her 50th birthday. She thought maybe it was menopause. At that point, the colonoscopy screening age had just changed to 45. Kelly kept getting dismissed as she struggled to find a doctor who would take her symptoms seriously. It was to the point where she was even dismissing the symptoms herself, again thinking it might be menopause.

She started to experience more frequent blood in her stool as well as cramping and bloating though, and finally, she found a doctor willing to rule out everything and anything.

A CT scan revealed a large mass in her sigmoid colon. After further testing with a colonoscopy, they discovered it had been a slow growing polyp for about 5-10 years. Kelly was then diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. Soon after, she would undergo major surgery to remove the tumor as well as 12 rounds of chemotherapy.

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Our editorial process adheres to the highest journalistic standards, ensuring medically researched, vetted, and fact-checked content. Backed by experienced medical professionals, we offer insights into the latest medical advancements.

Beyond patient narratives, we provide comprehensive coverage of cancer news and medical resources. From symptoms to clinical trials, insurance, finances, and support groups, we offer guidance in a humanized manner.

[Video Chapters]
00:00 Who I am
01:05 My first symptoms
02:36 I was dismissed multiple times
03:33 I wasn’t feeling heard!
04:38 They found a large tumor in my sigmoid colon
06:00 Getting prepared for surgery to move the tumor
07:24 Surgery didn’t go well
08:40 Finding an oncologist
10:04 Deciding to do chemotherapy
12:12 Colon cancer chemotherapy
13:15 Side effects of my chemotherapy
14:20 It’s super important to advocate for yourself!
15:38 My life has changed
16:41 My biggest advice

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The interview has only been edited for clarity. The interview has only been edited for clarity.

I Thought It Was MENOPAUSE! - Kelly | Colon Cancer | The Patient Story
https://youtu.be/-8CzoC9jSz8

500 Polyps Were Hiding My Stage 4 Cancer! - Tamara | Stage 4 Colon Cancer | The Patient Story administrator 3 Views • 3 months ago

Tamara, a 50-year-old oncology nurse, was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer in January 2020 after an unexpected finding during her annual physical. Despite having no symptoms, she was found to be severely anemic, leading to further tests and ultimately the discovery of colon cancer that had spread to her liver and lungs.

In this cancer vlog, Tamara shares her journey from diagnosis to treatment, including her experience with genetic testing, battling through chemotherapy, and her determination to fight for her family. She emphasizes the importance of genetic testing for conditions like FAP (Familial Adenomatous Polyposis) and encourages others to advocate for their health.

Thank you, Tamara, for sharing your story to help others.

#cancerpatient #cancersurvivor #patientstories #thepatientstory #cancertreatment #cancerprevention #cancersymptoms the Patient Story:
The Patient Story is led by a dedicated team of medical, editorial, and video experts, committed to authentically portraying the cancer patient experience. Sharing your story holds transformative power, culturally and personally. We handle each narrative with utmost care, compassion, and scientific rigor.

Our editorial process adheres to the highest journalistic standards, ensuring medically researched, vetted, and fact-checked content. Backed by experienced medical professionals, we offer insights into the latest medical advancements.

Beyond patient narratives, we provide comprehensive coverage of cancer news and medical resources. From symptoms to clinical trials, insurance, finances, and support groups, we offer guidance in a humanized manner.

Chapters:
0:00 : Meet Tamara
1:01 Primary Care Referral and Iron Infusions
1:30 A Surprising Colonoscopy Result
2:10 Discovering FAP: 500 Polyps Found
3:45 Facing the Reality of Stage 4 Cancer
4:50 Emotional Moments: Telling My Team and Family
6:00 Starting Treatment: Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy
8:30 Navigating Through Treatment Adjustments
9:45 Dealing With Neuropathy and Fatigue
11:45 Liver Involvement: Treatment Decisions
13:00 The Emotional Toll of Being a Nurse and a Patient
15:30 Supporting My Kids Through My Diagnosis
16:45 Spreading Awareness About FAP and Genetic Testing
18:00 My Son’s Genetic Testing and Surgery
19:15 The Importance of Early Detection and Advocacy
20:30 Advice for Patients Facing Colon Cancer
22:00 Living With Purpose and Gratitude
23:30 Final Thoughts: Staying Vigilant and Positive

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500 Polyps Were Hiding My Stage 4 Cancer! - Tamara | Stage 4 Colon Cancer | The Patient Story
https://youtu.be/1Cf9355V7as

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