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Colon cancer
Can I CT scam with dye detect colon cancer? I have rectal bleeding and CT scan came clear after 1 week I have flex sir.
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Please visit your gastro enterologist and get a colonoscopy done if advised by him. Bleeding in the back passage may be due to piles problem also. It’s not necessary to panic and get radiation exposure by early CT scan. Let your Gastro physician clinically examine and decide on further investigation in a step by step manner. As you are young and there is no mention of cancer history in family or diseases like IBD, I am not very worried about a malignancy in you but still bleeding needs evaluation.
Next Steps
Meet your Gastro enterologist in person
Health Tips
Eat fibre rich diet
Take plenty of fluids
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Your concern for bleeding per rectum is right.
Most important causes are:
1.Haemmorhoids
2.Fissure
3.Cancer from rectum or anal canal.
Get colonoscopy done if first two diagonosis ruled out using clinical examination by surgeon
Next Steps
Once biopsy proven then consult cancer specialist. If no cancer then meet psychological counsellor.
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Do u have History of constipation/passing hard motion? ,
Better to visit personally to medical or surgical gastro enterologist.. Before going for colonoscolpy he may do bedside or even in his chamber - proctoscopy itself to look piles excetra.
Next Steps
Don't get panic it can lead to more bleeding.
Health Tips
Physical activity, try to avoid stress, restrict juices and replace these with fruits like - papaya, orange, mousammi, add oats in your diet. 10 to 12 glass of water ( 2 to 3 liter ) per days.
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