What is Colon Cancer?

What is Colon Cancer?

Colon cancer happens when healthy cells divide improperly. Colon cancer can begin as non-cancerous polyps and eventually grow to become cancerous. Sigmoid colon cancer occurs in the lower left side of your colon, between the descending colon and rectum.

Metastatic Colon Cancer

Metastatic colon cancer occurs in later stages of the disease when cells penetrate the colon wall and spreads (metastasize) to other organs or to lymph nodes. 

About 90 percent of people diagnosed with colon cancer are older than 50, but it can occur in younger people, but it occurs less frequently. If you have already had polyps, you may have a higher risk.

Untreated inflammatory conditions of the colon such as colitis and Crohn's Disease can increase your risk of colon cancer. You are more likely to develop it if you have a family history of it and a higher risk if you have more than one family member with it.  Genetics can play a role, but colon cancers within the same family may result from shared exposure to an environmental carcinogen or from diet or lifestyle factors.

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