Colorectal cancer is also called colorectal cancer, including colon cancer and rectal cancer. Unlike other cancers, colorectal cancer is one of the few preventable and treatable malignant tumors. Its precancerous lesions are often relatively clear, and most of the intestinal cancer develops slowly from the benign lesions of the intestine, which takes at least 10 years, or even twenty or thirty years. This gives us enough time to prevent intestinal cancer. Let's share with you which intestinal diseases have been delayed and will become cancerous.

1, Familial polyposis If familial polyposis occurs, we should pay great attention to it. Familial polyposis is also familial cystadenoma polyposis, which is also a genetic disease with autosomal dominant gene decision-making. Many people are indifferent after familial polyposis, and may turn into cancer with continuous progress, so the probability of developing into intestinal cancer will be significantly increased.

Therefore, you should take care of your physical examination. If there are many people in your family who have the disease, others should attach great importance to it and establish your physical and mental health according to the method of physical examination. If there are some serious diseases, we should attach great importance to them and treat them immediately.

2, ulcerative colitis Therefore, we found that ulcerative colitis can not be ignored and should be treated as soon as possible, so that we can manipulate the development trend of the disease and avoid the further aggravation of ulcerative colitis into intestinal cancer, which is harmful to physical and mental health.

3. Adenomatoid polyp is a pathological change, most of which are found according to regular maintenance. Rectal finger examination, fecal occult blood examination and gastrointestinal endoscopy are commonly used inspection methods. The authoritative expert of intestinal cancer suggests that if you have never had a colonoscopy, you must do it once at the age of 40. For those over 40 years old who have early symptoms (purulent bloody stool, frequent defecation, rope-like defecation, abdominal pain, iron deficiency anemia, etc.), it is suggested to have a gastrointestinal endoscopy every year.

These are the answers to which intestinal diseases have been delayed and will become cancerous, hoping to help everyone.