Does colon cancer cause back pain?

Colon cancer causes few symptoms in its early stages, and back pain is an uncommon symptom. Back pain and colon cancer aren't necessarily correlating concepts; the colon is a hollow organ with muscular, somewhat-elastic walls, masses such as tumors cause few symptoms until they are quite large and advanced. read more

Colon cancer and back pain If there is a cancerous growth in the spinal column, back pain can be one of the main symptoms. The expansion of the cancer in the bone may weaken the bone. read more

Possibly: Low back pain might be caused by testicular cancer in abdominal or pelvic lymph nodes, pelvic or lower abdomen back muscles, low lumbar vertebrae or if it were pushing on the nerves exiting the spine in the low back. read more