1. Changes in bowel function may occur, such as prolonged constipation, as well as difficulties and discomfort associated with emptying the entire intestine during bowel movements.::

However, if these symptoms occur in people over the age of 50, this may indicate the possible development of colorectal cancer, which requires the attention of specialists.:

2. It may also be difficult for a person to defecate due to obstacles associated with defecation.:
3. Blood in the stool

2. Pain

However, if the pain and constant feeling of bloating persist even without eating, you should be aware that this may indicate colorectal cancer.::

5. Anemia
6. Bloating
7. Weight Loss
8. Vomiting
9. Temperature: