Colorectal Cancer

What is Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer begins in the colon or rectum, usually arising from polyps that transform over years into malignant tumors. As the tumor grows, it can invade deeper layers, spread to lymph nodes, liver, lungs, and systemic circulation. Early disease is often silent, making screening essential.

“Heal the Gut, Calm the Inflammation, Restore the Body.”

Bhattacharjee’s Protocol blends precision homeopathy, nutritional correction, detoxification, and mind-body alignment to support recovery and long-term remission.

Causes

Diet high in red/processed meat

Low fiber intake

Obesity & sedentary lifestyle

Chronic inflammation of bowel

(ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s)

Alcohol & smoking

Genetic syndromes

(FAP, Lynch syndrome)

Family history of colorectal cancer

Long-standing polyps

Diabetes & insulin resistance

SYMPTOms

  • Persistent changes in bowel habitsConstipation or loose stoolsBlood or mucus in stoolAbdominal pain, gas, or crampingSudden weight lossUnexplained fatigueA constant urge to pass stools (tenesmus)Feeling of incomplete evacuationIron-deficiency anemiaIn advanced cases: cachexia, rectal bleeding, bowel obstruction

Diagnosis

Evaluation of symptoms

Rectal examination for masses

CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen) — tumor marker

Complete blood count (to detect anemia)

Colonoscopy (gold standard)

Direct visualization of the colon

Biopsy of suspicious lesions

CT scan / MRI of abdomen & pelvis

PET-CT for staging

Endorectal ultrasound for rectal tumors

Confirms malignancy

Determines tumor grade, margins, and molecular markers (KRAS, BRAF, MSI)

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Conventional Care

Surgery (primary treatment)

Right/left hemicolectomy

Sigmoid colectomy

Low anterior resection

Abdominoperineal resection (rectal cancer)

Surgery + Adjuvant Chemotherapy

FOLFOX (5-FU + Leucovorin + Oxaliplatin)

CAPOX (Capecitabine + Oxaliplatin)

Chemotherapy Regimens

FOLFIRI, FOLFOX, XELOX

Targeted Therapies

Anti-EGFR: Cetuximab, Panitumumab (KRAS wild-type only)

Anti-VEGF: Bevacizumab

Liver metastasis surgery (if resectable)

Palliative care for advanced disease

Homeopathic Support

Dr Bhattacharjee Approach

Nux vomica 200 — toxin overload, constipation

Aloe socotrina 30 — mucus-laden diarrhea

Sulphur 200 — inflammatory bowel symptoms

Ruta graveolens 200 — carcinoma of lower bowel, post-op healing

Lapis albus 200 — pre-ulcerative tumors

Carcinosin 200/1M — hereditary tendency, cancer miasm

Cinnamonum Q — ulceration with fetor

Echinacea angustifolia Q — sepsis, late-stage pain

★ Ornithogalum umbellatum — caecal/stomach/intestinal cancer

★ Ratanhia peruviana — severe rectal pain, fissures, post-radiation proctitis

Diet tips

Fiber-rich plants, fruits, beans

Anti-inflammatory spices (turmeric, ginger)

Hydration 2–3 liters/day

Red or processed meat

Alcohol, smoking

Refined oils, sugar, dairy

Packaged and preserved foods

30 minutes walking daily

Regular bowel routine

Castor oil packs twice weekly

Stress reduction practices

Meditation

Journaling

Gentle yoga

Got Questions?

We’ve Got the Answers!

1. Will these remedies interfere with chemotherapy?

No. They help reduce side effects and support healing.

2. What is the expected recovery timeline?

Digestive symptoms may improve within weeks; tumor response is tracked over months.

3. Can diet reverse colorectal cancer?

Diet supports healing and reduces inflammation but must be combined with proper medical treatment.

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