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The digestive system is the area of the body that aids in the digestion, absorption, and elimination of the food that has been consumed. It begins in the esophagus, continues through the stomach, small and large intestines, the rectum, and terminates at the anus (also known as the excretory orifice or anal aperture). It measures about 6 meters in length. It also incorporates additional supporting organs that support digestion, such as the pancreas, liver, gallbladder, and biliary system. The term used to describe cancer that affects any of these organs is gastrointestinal (GI) cancer. Screening is a great option for treating certain malignancies. Colonoscopy can be performed with ease for conditions including colorectal cancer. Similar programs for esophageal and stomach cancer screening are in place in several nations, using upper GI endoscopy. Certain infections, such as hepatitis B and C for liver cancer, are known to contribute to GI system tumors. Hepatitis B infection can be avoided by using the available vaccine, and these infections are currently treatable. The chance of developing these malignancies rises with age, particularly beyond the age of 50. However, in recent times, the frequency has been sharply rising among younger age groups. It might be influenced by genetics or a person's lifestyle.
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