Symptoms of Bowel Cancer:

Homeopathy and Bowel Cancer  

Cancer Colon or bowel cancer is a condition which usually shows no specific alarming symptoms in the beginning. However, certain symptoms of bowel cancer that show up early can act as warning signs. If one is aware of these symptoms of bowel cancer, one can be alert and keep a watch. As with most diseases, the earlier a cancer is caught, better are the chances of fighting against it.

 

1.Change in bowel habits – Alternate Diarrhea 

and Constipation

2.    Change in consistency of stool – Soft, semi-solid to watery stool

3.    A person passes stool more times than usual

4.    Bleeding from the rectum or blood in stools

5.    Unsatisfactory evacuation of stool

6.    Feeling of discomfort and pain in the abdomen

7.    Increased formation of gas

8.    Difficult digestion

9.    Unexplained loss of weight

10.  Extreme weakness and lethargy

 

  Homeopathy helps in Bowel Cancer

Homeopathy for bowel cancer is a good option in treatment. Homoeopathy helps bring about control in the symptoms. It helps to reduce the disease. Symptoms like pain and bleeding can be reduced. It also helps reduce the speed of progress of the disease.

Homeopathy can be used in later stages of cancer also. After chemo and radiation, the side effects of the therapies can be reduced.

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Pain Management in Cancer By Homoeopathy

One of the most common difficulties in treating cancer is pain. Pain can be associated with both localized tumors and metastatic cancer. Although only 15% of patients with nonmetastatic disease had pain associated with their tumor at the time of diagnosis, pain becomes more pervasive as disease progresses. With the diagnosis of metastatic disease  the percentage of patients having pain increased to 74%. Direct tumor involvement is the most common cause of pain, present in approximately two thirds of patients with pain from metastatic cancer. Tumor invasion of bone, common in breast and prostate cancer and with multiple myeloma, accounts for pain in approximately 50% of these patients. The remaining 50% experience tumor-related pain that is due to nerve compression or infiltration, or tumor involvement of the gastrointestinal tract or soft tissue.

Pain Assessment

• Is pain present?
• What is pain intensity rating (0-10)?
• What are descriptions of the pain?
• Where is the pain?
• Are there recognizable pain syndromes?
• What is the current pain regimen?
• What is the meaning of the pain?

Factor Question

• Intensity : How severe is your pain?
• Character:  How would you describe your pain?
• Location:  Where is your pain?
• Radiation: Does your pain go anywhere else?
• Timing:  When does your pain occur?
• Correlated factors:  What makes your pain better or worse?
• Implications of pain : How does this pain affect your daily living?
• Meaning of the pain : What does the pain mean to you?

Role of Homoeopathy :

Homoeopathic medicines  are useful in decreasing the intensity of the pain. Even in the later stages of cancer when metastasis has occur the homoeopathic medicines decreases the pain.

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