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Colon cancer is a type of cancer that affects the colon (colon). The colon is the last part of the large intestine, from the digestive system. Colon cancer (rectum - Rectum) is a cancer in the last 15 centimeters of the colon. These two types of cancer call, together, colorectal cancer, or: "colorectal cancer".

In most cases, colon cancer begins as a small mass of non-cancerous cells called "polyp and adenomatous polyp." After a period of time, the polyps that have formed into cancerous lumps in the colon become transformed.

These may be small and are accompanied by very few symptoms, if any. Routine screening tests can prevent the development and development of colon cancer by early detection of the cancer cells before they become cancerous tumors.

If any signs of colon cancer appear, they may include:
A change in normal bowel activity, blood in the stool, permanent stomach cramps, abdominal cramps (flatulence) or abdominal pain.

Symptoms of colon cancer

Symptoms of colon cancer

Most people with colon cancer have no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. When symptoms of colon cancer begin to appear, they vary from case to case and are associated with size

The tumor is located inside the colon.