Colon & Rectum Cancer

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Your Path to better Colorectal Cancer begins here!

At Navodaya Kidney & Multispeciality Hospital in Vijayapura, we provide careful evaluation and personalized surgical planning for patients with colon and rectal cancer. Treatment decisions are based on diagnostic findings, cancer stage, tumour location, general health, and the individual’s treatment needs. Depending on the condition, surgery may be combined with chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, or other cancer treatments.

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Colorectal Cancer Treatment in Bijapur

Blood in stool, lasting changes in bowel habits or unexplained weight loss need checking. These symptoms have several possible causes and do not automatically mean cancer.

At Navodaya Kidney & Multispeciality Hospital in Vijayapura, patients with colon and rectal cancer are evaluated based on their symptoms, medical history, clinical findings, and relevant diagnostic reports. Based on the diagnosis, treatment planning may include surgery to remove cancerous tissue and other appropriate treatments depending on the cancer’s location, stage, and the patient’s overall health.

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Symptoms and When to Seek Help

Navodaya Hospital on Athani Road offers colorectal cancer treatment in Bijapur (Vijayapura), including surgical care when appropriate.

Symptoms to Notice
Blood in stool, persistent diarrhoea or constipation,
stomach pain, unexplained weight loss or unusual
tiredness.
What Could Cause These Symptoms?
Piles, small anal tears, infection or bowel
inflammation can cause similar symptoms. Colon or
rectal cancer is another possibility that needs
investigation.
When to Get Urgent Help
Seek emergency care for heavy or nonstop bleeding, or severe bloating with vomiting and inability to pass stool or gas. Black stool or bloody diarrhoea needs
same-day care.

Our Industry Expertise

Our expertise in Colorectal and Rectum Cancer Surgery includes evaluation of colon and rectal tumours, review of diagnostic findings, surgical planning, and post-treatment monitoring. Care is personalized according to the cancer stage, tumour location, overall health, and treatment requirements.

Our Treatment Process

Whether you’ve been living with symptoms for a while or you’ve just started noticing muscle or bone pain, we can help pinpoint what’s ailing you:

1

Thorough Consultation and Diagnosis
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We listen to your concerns and perform a basic examination to assess your condition.

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Consistent Care and Recovery Support

We conduct necessary tests and create a personalized treatment plan.

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Consistent Care and Recovery Support

Your treatment begins with regular follow-ups to monitor and adjust as needed.

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What is colorectal cancer surgery?
Colorectal cancer surgery removes cancerous tissue from the colon or rectum, often along with nearby healthy tissue and lymph nodes when required. The exact operation depends on the cancer's location and stage.
When is surgery needed for colon and rectal cancer?
Surgery is a common treatment for many colon and rectal cancers, particularly when the tumour can be surgically removed. The treatment plan depends on cancer stage, location, overall health, and other clinical factors.
What are the symptoms of colorectal cancer?
Common symptoms include blood in the stool, persistent changes in bowel habits, abdominal discomfort, constipation or diarrhoea, unexplained weight loss, and changes in stool appearance. Persistent symptoms should be medically evaluated.
Is laparoscopic surgery possible for colorectal cancer?
Laparoscopic colorectal surgery may be suitable for selected patients and involves smaller abdominal incisions than traditional open surgery. Suitability depends on the tumour, cancer stage, previous surgery, and overall health.
Will chemotherapy or radiation be needed after surgery?
Not every patient needs additional treatment after surgery; chemotherapy or radiation may be recommended depending on the cancer type, stage, pathology findings, and individual treatment plan.
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