Colon cancer
Patient records.
Colon cancer patient follow-up records: English conversations, reported symptoms and original clinical images, with the source context retained.
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1 source imageLess blood-streaked sputum and better sleep
Lai said that bright red streaks in the sputum, present a few days earlier, were almost absent that day.
2 source imagesBetter taste and easier bowel movements
In May 18 messages, the family described less bitterness in the mouth, improved taste, somewhat better appetite and increased strength despite continuing fatigue.
1 source imageLess bleeding and abdominal bloating
In a Monday follow-up, Shen said bleeding seemed slightly reduced.
1 source imageMore energy during combined postoperative care
After surgery for colon and ovarian cancers, Yang described fatigue, poor sleep and lower-back aching when lying for long periods.
1 source imageCEA results across two follow-ups
Zhou's case narrative describes cough, abdominal pain and frequent bowel movements at presentation.
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