If you notice blood in the stool, or darkened, or “tarry” stool this could also be an indication of changes inside the colon. Contact your health care provider to have the condition evaluated. If your stool becomes thin, narrow or ribbon-like this could be an indication of changes inside your colon. But if you notice one of these other changes, contact your physician. Small, hard stool is an indicator of constipation. The way that your stool looks can be a good indicator of what is going on inside your body. A large amount of blood may warrant a visit to the emergency room. Conditions such as hemorrhoids or fissures can also cause small amounts of blood, so if you notice blood, contact your physician and be sure to explain any other symptoms that you may be experiencing at the same time. One of the most disturbing symptoms of colon cancer can be bleeding from the rectum or blood in the toilet. Blood in your stool, bleeding from the rectum, and/or change in the appearance of the stool Nearly 90% of colorectal cancer is easily treatable when diagnosed in early stages. If cancer is suspected, the earlier the cancer is detected the better off you will be.
Chances are good that your symptoms can be treated. Fear of a cancer diagnosis shouldn’t keep you away from seeing your health care provider if you are experiencing symptoms. It is important to remember that most these conditions may have causes other than colon cancer.
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