Colorectal Cancer

Cancer of the colon or rectum, located at the lower end of digestive tracts. It leads to continuous change in your bowel habits, including diarrhoea or constipation or a difference in the stool consistency. Continuous discomforts of abdominal, such as cramps, gas, or pain.

It is usually characterized by tiny, non-cancerous (benign) clusters of cells called polyps, which develop within the colon. In certain time polyps may develop into colon cancers.

They can be tiny and may cause a few or no signs. Because of this, healthcare provider recommend screening exams regularly to prevent colon cancer, and this is done by finding and getting rid of polyps before turning into cancer.