http://www.coloncancerall.com info on colon cancer Wed, 13 Aug 2008 12:57:30 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Rana (not real name, male) was 47 years old when he was diagnosed with colon cancer. Sometimes he had blood in his stools. This problem persisted for a few years. Like many people, Rana did not pay attention to what his body was trying to tell him. A blood test ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/colorectal-cancer-herbs-and-change-of-diet Colon cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in United States. It is estimated that about 108,070 new cases of colon cancer will be diagnosed in 2008. The lifetime risk for developing is about 1 in 19. This risk is slightly higher in men ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/healthy-colon-can-save-your-life-from-colon-cancer Treatment of Stage 0 Colon Cancer Treatment of Stage 0 colon cancer (carcinoma in situ) may include the following types of surgery: · Local excision, which is surgery to remove the colon cancer without cutting through the abdominal wall. · ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/different-stages-of-colon-cancer This article will tackle the cause of two pandemic forms of cancer, cancer of the prostate and colon cancer. Scientists have determined that prostate cancer is an epidemic so vast that nearly one autopsy in two of older men reveals the presence of this cancer. Fortunately, this cancer is usually ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/prostate-and-colon-cancer Colorectal cancer is a life-threatening disease which requires immediate medical intervention. Statistics indicate that colorectal cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer diagnosed in the United States each year. Although colorectal cancer predominantly affects the elderly, the disease can also affect young adults and even children. Oncologists ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/reliable-medical-procedure-in-diagnosing-colorectal-cancer You have just left your doctor's office, where you got the news that you have colon cancer. The doctor is recommending that you have colon cancer surgery to remove it. Though he went over the surgery in his office, if you are like most of us, your mind started to ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/facing-the-possibility-of-colon-cancer-surgery March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and many people will choose to wear a ribbon pin during that time to raise awareness about this devastating disease. There are several things to consider when purchasing a cause ribbon. Color The Colon Cancer cause ribbon actually has two colors associated with it. The primary ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/colon-cancer-awareness-ribbon-and-pins “I have great respect for western medicine -- but for cancer, I don’t have much confidence in western medicine. The end results were not encouraging, in fact many cases ended up in disaster. I wanted to try the herbs. I knew I was not hopeless or helpless.” These were words ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/suspected-colorectal-cancer-2 In this part of the world I am living in, colorectal cancer patients are often told that they must undergo chemotherapy (sometimes even radiotherapy) after their surgery, otherwise they would die. That is the perception being “cultivated” here. However, after reading medical literature on this issue, it came as a ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/colorectal-cancer-chemotherapy A recent study showed that taking aspirin could in fact reduce your risk of getting colon cancer. Although the study only involved data taking from a sampling of women, it appears that aspirin may possibly prevent colon cancer, or so they say? Aspirin is over 100-years old and appears to ... http://www.coloncancerall.com/aspirin-may-prevent-colon-cancer-in-women