Early diagnosis improves the chances of successful treatment, so seeking medical attention is critical if any symptoms persist, such as:

• Persistent abdominal pain or bloating.
• Blood in stool or vomit.
• Unexplained weight loss or fatigue.
• Significant changes in bowel habits.

 Do's:

• Eat a balanced, high-fiber diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables.
• Stay hydrated and exercise regularly (as advised by your doctor).
• Avoid smoking and limit alcohol intake.
• Follow up regularly with your healthcare provider.

 Don'ts:

• Don't ignore symptoms or delay seeking medical help.
• Avoid high-fat, highly processed, or red meat-heavy diets.
• Don't skip medications or treatment sessions.
• Avoid self-medicating or experimenting with alternative treatments without consulting your doctor.

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