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- Sometimes bleeding is caused by hemorrhoids, an infection, or another condition that a specialist will easily diagnose.
- It is important to consult your doctor as soon as this problem occurs.
2. Feeling bloated
Most patients with anal cancer experience swelling and fullness in the rectal area. This is caused by the collected mass, which causes discomfort and even itching.
- Sometimes this collected mass obstructs bowel movements to the point that a person may even lose control of their anal muscles.
- At first glance, this symptom is easy to recognize. But in reality, most people wait up to 6 months before seeing a doctor when symptoms have increased.
3. The appearance of “warts”
Anal cancer is often associated with the appearance of warts in the anal area. These can develop inside the rectum or externally and cause discomfort.
Many patients confuse them with the more common boils, but it is important to go for a checkup.
Don’t be afraid to talk to your doctor. It will make things easier for you.
4. Change in bowel movements
We all experience mild disruptions in our bowel movements from time to time. Everyone has experienced temporary constipation or diarrhea . This is normal.
- The things that are worrisome are the loss of control over the anal muscles and involuntary leakage.
- As the tumor grows, the patient may notice liquid discharge in the anus area
