Colorectal Cancer (also known as bowel cancer and colon cancer) is cancer found in the colon or rectum (part of large intestines). Most colon cancers start as a growth on the inner lining of the colon called polyps. Over time, these polyps can change into cancer

Cancer cells tend to grow fast and chemotherapy drugs are used to kill fast-growing cells. But because these drugs travel throughout the body, they can also affect the healthy cells in your body that are fast-growing too. The effect on your healthy cells causes side effects. Side effects are not always as bad as you might expect and here is a list of the common side effects and some tips that you can do to reduce the effects

Radiation therapy uses controlled high-energy rays to treat tumours and other diseases of the body. The machine used to deliver this treatment is called a Linear Accelerator

A short infographic video on colorectal cancer

A short video I made on an Introduction to the colon and rectum