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1. Nutritional factors: a high-protein diet processed in the form of impregnation, containing a lot of nitrates, eating a lot of fat, low in green vegetables and fruits, aflatoxin-contaminated food.

2. Environment: poor food preservation, exposure to radioactive substances, working in an environment producing rubber, coal, tobacco smoke, heavy alcohol use.

3. Genetics: Families with immediate relatives (father, mother, child, brother, sister, younger brother) with stomach cancer have an increased risk of stomach cancer. Stomach cancer is associated with several rare genetic syndromes. hereditary diffuse infiltrative gastric cancer (disseminating lesion of the entire stomach), familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), Li-Fraumeni syndrome, hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer, Lynch syndrome, hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (HBOC)…

4. History of infection with Helicobacter Pylori – HP, gastric surgery for more than 10 years, atrophic gastritis and gastric mucosal metaplasia, gastric polyp except for polyps of the fundus.

5. Other factors: male, pernicious anemia, blood type A

• Fatigue, unusual weight loss

• Full stomach, feeling of indigestion after eating

• Heartburn that persists and gets worse

• Nausea, vomiting that persists for no apparent reason

• Abdominal pain above navel

The most common gastrointestinal cancers are stomach and colorectal cancers

STOMACH CANCER 

In Vietnam, stomach cancer is the most common disease, ranking 3rd in men and 4th in women. In 2020, the number of new cases of Stomach Cancer is 17,906 and the number of deaths is 14,615 patients.

Stomach cancer is an out-of-control growth of one of the structures in the stomach wall that makes up a tumor. The outcome of treatment depends on the stage at which the disease is detected. The disease has a good prognosis if the disease is detected at an early stage and fast death if detected at a late stage.

COLOR CANCER – Rectal Colorectal cancer is a very common gastrointestinal cancer. In Vietnam, according to Globocan statistics in 2020, colorectal cancer has the fifth highest incidence and mortality among common cancers after liver, lung, breast, and stomach cancer with 16,426 cases. new cases (accounting for 9% of new cancer cases) and 8,524 deaths (accounting for 6.9% of cancer deaths).

Today, with improvements in disease treatment and screening methods, colorectal cancer is no longer an incurable disease. Many patients have recovered completely thanks to early detection and timely treatment. Therefore, screening for early detection of colorectal cancer is very important.

The most common gastrointestinal cancers are stomach and colorectal cancers

STOMACH CANCER 

In Vietnam, stomach cancer is the most common disease, ranking 3rd in men and 4th in women. In 2020, the number of new cases of Stomach Cancer is 17,906 and the number of deaths is 14,615 patients.

Stomach cancer is an out-of-control growth of one of the structures in the stomach wall that makes up a tumor. The outcome of treatment depends on the stage at which the disease is detected. The disease has a good prognosis if the disease is detected at an early stage and fast death if detected at a late stage.

COLOR CANCER – Rectal Colorectal cancer is a very common gastrointestinal cancer. In Vietnam, according to Globocan statistics in 2020, colorectal cancer has the fifth highest incidence and mortality among common cancers after liver, lung, breast, and stomach cancer with 16,426 cases. new cases (accounting for 9% of new cancer cases) and 8,524 deaths (accounting for 6.9% of cancer deaths).

Today, with improvements in disease treatment and screening methods, colorectal cancer is no longer an incurable disease. Many patients have recovered completely thanks to early detection and timely treatment. Therefore, screening for early detection of colorectal cancer is very important.

The most common gastrointestinal cancers are stomach and colorectal cancers

STOMACH CANCER

In Vietnam, stomach cancer is the most common disease, ranking 3rd in men and 4th in women. In 2020, the number of new cases of Stomach Cancer is 17,906 and the number of deaths is 14,615 patients.

Stomach cancer is an out-of-control growth of one of the structures in the stomach wall that makes up a tumor. The outcome of treatment depends on the stage at which the disease is detected. The disease has a good prognosis if the disease is detected at an early stage and fast death if detected at a late stage.

COLOR CANCER – Rectal Colorectal cancer is a very common gastrointestinal cancer. In Vietnam, according to Globocan statistics in 2020, colorectal cancer has the fifth highest incidence and mortality among common cancers after liver, lung, breast, and stomach cancer with 16,426 cases. new cases (accounting for 9% of new cancer cases) and 8,524 deaths (accounting for 6.9% of cancer deaths).

Today, with improvements in disease treatment and screening methods, colorectal cancer is no longer an incurable disease. Many patients have recovered completely thanks to early detection and timely treatment. Therefore, screening for early detection of colorectal cancer is very important.