Colon cancer can alter bowel movements, leading to cramps, bloating and abdominal pain. In advanced colorectal cancer, patients may experience pain and tenderness (pain when the area is touched) in their lower abdomen.
Also, when touching or palpating the abdomen, an abdominal mass may be detected. Any person with an abdominal mass or severe and limiting abdominal pain should seek medical attention.
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