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Is it cancer or block made a hole in the colon. Blood carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA; substances in the blood, which can be increased when cancer is present) prior to treatment. Regardless of whether the cancer has recurred. The general health of the patient. For more information on morbidity and mortality from colon cancer, see the National SEER Cancer Insitute (Supervision

and the final results) Cancer Stat Fact Sheet. Close follow after the treatment is very important. Most recurrences of colorectal cancer occur in the first five years after diagnosis. Follow-up for Stage II and III cancer, for example, is done every three to six months for 3 years, then every 6 months to five years after diagnosis. Follow-up is important in order to find a recurrence as early as possible and to provide assurance about the absence of relapse. Subsequent tests usually consist of a CEA

and CT. Support of family and friends, you need after a diagnosis of colon cancer. Alliance of colon cancer article entitled

, that can help in seeking support from various sources. Support groups can also be useful after diagnosis.

There are groups and events does levaquin have a generic listed as it does. The American Cancer Society has a guide entitled, and the other is that it may be useful for someone faced with a diagnosis of colon cancer. Anything that increases the chances of getting a disease is called a risk factor. Having a risk factor does not mean that people will get cancer.