When the cancer is larger, it can cause the following symptoms: 1  Blood in your stool or stools that are black in color. 2  A bloated feeling after eating, even when eating a small amount. 3  Vomiting after meals. 4  Unintended weight loss. 5  Stomach pain, especially after meals.6  Weakness and fatigue.hen the cancer is larger, it can cause the following symptoms: 1  Blood in your stool or stools that are black in color. 2  A bloated feeling after eating, even when eating a small amount. 3  Vomiting after meals. 4  Unintended weight loss. 5  Stomach pain, especially after meals.
Improves physical health and quality of life-Regular exercise helps reduce the risk of premature death from heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, and colon and breast cancers. It increases high-density lipoprotein (HDL, or good cholesterol) while decreasing triglycerides.
Regular physical activity. This can be an important part of your recovery after treatment. It can help you to feel better in yourself and help to build up your energy levels. Keeping active can also reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Talk to your cancer specialist or GP before you start exercising.