The 10 signs of colon cancer are.
1: Change in Consistency of your poop.
2: Diarrhea,
3: Constipation.
4: Blood in your poop.
5: Abdominal Pain.
6: Rectal Bleeding.
7: Unexplained Weight Loss.
8: Stomach Cramps, Stomach Pain.
9: Persistent Gas or Bloating.
10: Weakness and Fatigue.
Some Signs and symptoms of colon cancer are.
Changes in your bowel habits, including diarrhea or constipation or a change in the consistency of your stool, that lasts longer than four weeks, Rectal bleeding or blood in your stool, Persistent abdominal discomfort, such as cramps, gas and/or pain, A feeling that your bowel doesn't empty completely, Weakness or fatigue, Unexplained weight loss.
If you think you have Colon Cancer you should get tested because if colon cancer is caught soon enough it can usually be cured.
Colon Cancer Screenings should always be done by the time you reach age 50 and continue to have those colon cancer screenings often enough to catch anything should colon cancer occur.
Colon Cancer Screening should be done by age 50 years old because age 50 and above is when most men develop colon cancer.
Not everyone gets colon cancer but it's good to get tested and have the colon cancer screening done so that if you do have colon cancer or the colon cancer is beginning then it can be caught soon enough.