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Night sweats can soak one’s sheets and pajamas completely. They wake you up drenched without hot weather, or infections present. Dr Joseph says that these occur due to Cancer cells that release chemicals that mess with body temperature. This causes chills and fever-like sweats at night. Tumors grow and inflame nearby tissues as time passes….
Colorectal cancer is alarmingly increasing in younger adults, with significant rises reported in those aged 15-24. A gastroenterologist highlights five key warning signs to watch for, including blood in stool, changes in bowel habits, chronic abdominal pain, unintentional weight loss, and persistent fatigue. Early detection is crucial for improved treatment outcomes. Colorectal cancer, once thought…
Adenocarcinoma: This is the most common type of colon cancer, accounting for about 95%. These slowly arise from glandular epithelial cells lining the inner surface of the colon. The problem with this cancer is that it starts very slowly, often beginning as benign and thus being called adenomatous polyps. Over several years, genetic mutations accumulate,…
Recovering from colon cancer treatment is not just about healing physically, but rebuilding strength, improving digestion and supporting long term health through the right food choices. After chemotherapy, surgery or radiation, the digestive system can be sensitive, and some foods that were once easy to tolerate might now cause discomfort. At the same time, certain…
Prune juice isn’t meant to replace the foundations of digestive health. It works best when combined with other healthy habits, such as: Hydration: Sorbitol draws water into your intestines, so keep drinking plenty of plain water to support the process. Fiber-rich diet. Include fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to maintain long-term gut health. Physical activity…
An NHS surgeon recommends four daily foods to significantly lower colon cancer risk, citing rising early-onset cases. Yoghurt offers calcium and gut health benefits, while berries provide prebiotic fibers. Beans are highlighted for their high fiber content, and coffee, even decaf, contains protective compounds. These dietary choices aim to reduce the risk of this growing…
Early warning signs of colon cancer are often overlooked or mistaken for minor diseases and everyday gastro issues. But many of these symptoms appear in young and active individuals who seem healthy, making them easy to dismiss. Dr. Vivian Asamoah, who has worked with hundreds of colon cancer patients over the span of 15 years,…
Spicy foods are loved around the world for their bold flavour and heat, and red chilli peppers are at the heart of this passion. From Indian curries to Mexican salsas, these fiery ingredients are known to boost flavour and even metabolism. But in recent years, researchers have been investigating whether regular chilli consumption could be…
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” may sound old-fashioned, but it holds scientific truth. Dr Sethi highlights apples for their rich pectin content, a type of soluble fiber that acts as food for gut bacteria. When fermented in the colon, pectin produces short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) such as butyrate, which are known to…
Your first meal of the day does more than fill you up. A growing body of research suggests that eating a healthy breakfast could play a role in lowering your risk of colon cancer. Skipping breakfast is increasingly common, especially among young adults, but scientists now believe that habit may have deeper health consequences than…
