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My aunt had colon cancer 20 years ago and have over a foot of her colon removed. She's 80 today and has been cancer free ever since, thank God! Didn't need a bag, either.

@jriverar1436

7 ай бұрын

Amen!🙏🏽

@kaohsiung99

Ай бұрын

I appreciate your encouraging post!!!

I was diagnosed with stage 1 colon cancer last year. Nothing showed up on CT scan but was found during colonoscopy. I was 53. Thank god i got it done,it saved my life. Wasnt a bad procedure well worth it.

@patrickdoherty6211

Жыл бұрын

Can I ask did you need chemotherapy?

@carlaiveglia5488

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickdoherty6211 no i was lucky it was cought early stage 1 no lymph node involvement, however if it were in my rectum i would have needed therapy over surgery,as they try and do that first so they can save your rectum. I had a resection surgery.

@ApriliaRacer14

Жыл бұрын

Best to you and wise to get the colonoscopy.

@theskyd7800

Жыл бұрын

Did they find a polyp? Did you feel any syptoms?

@carlaiveglia5488

Жыл бұрын

@@theskyd7800 they found a tumor, and yes bleeding and blood in my stool

I am 48 and take great care of my health, exercise eat well etc. my colonoscopy had 15 a mm polyp that was cancerous. They removed it. Meeting an oncologist today to see what happens next. Wish me well.

@sakurahouse2626

11 ай бұрын

Did ur doctor told how often you should do next colonoscopy after they found cancerous polyp?

@_iam.belask

11 ай бұрын

@@sakurahouse2626 not yet

@michaelhargrove5930

11 ай бұрын

Dr.Berg has a great video as well on preventing polyps throught diet,cruciferous foods and vitamin D were featured.Happy trails.

@garmah92

11 ай бұрын

I hope everything went well. Would you care to update us on your case?

@carollopera6231

9 ай бұрын

Hi how did it go?

I’m a young women and I got a colonoscopy at 27 and I had polyps that could have progressed if I had waited to get it checked out… this screening is so important even in your 20’s I think!

My dad died from it at age 58. Always drank 1-2 glasses of alchohol per day and did not eat much fiber, and never exercised. Was a reality check for me. In school here they tell you, you will probably die a painful death around your 60's if you live like that but nobody listens, myself included. After my dad died I improved my lifestyle massively.

@kathleenking47

8 ай бұрын

My sister died at 58 from🚬🚬🚬🚬 Lung cancer

I would take what Dr. Gandolfo says very seriously because he literally saved my life. I was diagnosed with colon cancer and had to have 12 inches of my colon removed. When I was in recovery, awake, I started hemorrhaging and they realized my artery was cut. My surgeon called Dr. Gandolfo in and he put a clip on my artery that stopped the hemorrhaging. He saved my life and I still go to him. Thank You ❤ much blessings and appreciation to You Dr. G. And Your Family ❤

@precisionGI

11 ай бұрын

I remember that day! Thanks for the comment!

@theresahernandez6923

11 ай бұрын

@@precisionGI Thank You I recommend You to everyone I know.

My cousin is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, at 49 I guess. And its heartbreaking. I couldn't sleep that night. I was so stressed. Life is so priceless...😢😢😢

My sister died from stage 4 colon cancer last weekend. She was only 31 and non verbal autistic adult, we had no idea she had cancer. I found out I am very high risk of getting this cancer cause it runs in my family. I need to make some life changes to get healthier and this video seems helpful.

@MrNimaYamini

11 ай бұрын

Feel better be strong ❤

Just had mine at 50. They found and removed several polyps. I have to go for another in 3 years. I’m so glad to live in a time when we can prevent deaths from colorectal cancer with a simple procedure. It was a kick in the ass (pun intended) to live a healthier lifestyle.

I had bowel cancer 12 years ago at age 57, had colonoscopy to take biopsy which came back positive. Had a resection op and chemo and just had another colonoscopy 3 days ago and still clear 👍 bu the way I’m in the UK and we’re awake throughout the procedure and even have a screen for us to see what’s happening. The bowel prep is horrible but it’s just one day out of your life. Good informative video 👍😀

@carle5538

Жыл бұрын

I am glad you recovered. God bless you. It's a deadly disease.

@user-sh2mk8ew4c

Жыл бұрын

If you live in USA. If you don’t have insurance. 1 must pay for a colonoscopy. Many many US citizens do not have insurance. Your blessed.

@MaskSwabe

Жыл бұрын

❤

@elmapitts2913

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Doctor for your advice and everything God bless you.With Best wishes and Prayers 😅

@jannalee2036

Жыл бұрын

I was out and woke yp in horrible pain.. There must be somthing awful going on but they couldnt see and had to stop .. Hopeing or trying to get a vertual colonoscopy

Pray this every day say heal me Lord and I will be healed save me Lord and I will be saved for it is you I give praise. Lord my God I cried to you for help and you healed me.

@clarkmilan4631

Жыл бұрын

Exodus 14:14 “The LORD will fight for you; you need to be still.” 🙏🏼❤️

@BIGG91732

Жыл бұрын

Amen Jesus the redeemer the healer the pathway to victory you will live and not die

@shooshenchula692

Жыл бұрын

I love this prayer. I had this prayer since I was in the 9th grade and its still on my bedroom door 77 years later⚘️

@TesterAnimal1

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

My family doctor pushed me to have a colonscopy in my early 50's because I was having ibs issues (gas, constipation etc.). Luckily everything was ok, but the prep was difficult but it was worth it for peace of mind. I was anxious before the procedure and everyone was so nice.

I am 36 and have a colonoscopy and upper GI scheduled on feb 5th. Im nervous because I feel like im way too young for this type of thing, but grateful I can get it checked out. I will update (if i remember) on how it goes. Prep starts in a few days and im dreading it.

@RachelJane101

4 ай бұрын

How are you doing?

@SilentKME

4 ай бұрын

@@RachelJane101 totally forgot about this. The prep was awful. Not because it tastes bad, but because being that hungry for so long while also being dehydrated makes you feel awful. The procedure went well. Was over in what seemed like the blink of an eye. The prep is definitely the worst part. Everything was fine except for a precancerous polyp that was removed, so overall I'm glad I had it done so that it didn't develop into cancer at some point. Prep: 0/10 Procedure: 10/10

@RachelJane101

4 ай бұрын

@@SilentKME congrats on your results. Must be a big relief.

I'm a 39 yo male and just had my first colonoscopy (and Gastro Endoscopy), because I have family history. Other than the prep (night before) the procedure was painless and totally worth the peace of mind. It takes all of half an hour and recovery is finished within an hour, and you can be back to eating almost anything you want within 24 hours. I highly recommend that you go ahead and book it if you're approaching your big 4-0 or just passed it. PS the sedation was actually quite fun, kept laughing after the procedure had finished, thinking about what had happened!

@littleripper312

11 ай бұрын

Thanks I'm going to be going for one soon and have been really nervous. I'm nervous about something going wrong and also the embarrassment of the procedure if I'm to be honest. I'm trying to remember it's a lot better to get this done than deal with later stage cancer down the line possibly. Still feel nervous but it does help hearing people who've gone through it saying it's not such a big deal to get done.

@zedovski

11 ай бұрын

@@littleripper312 Glad my input helped! The procedure and any embarrassment attached to it is 1000x better than having cancer in the abdomen - imagine having to have a part of your guts taken out. That will certain change your life forever. So look at it from that angle. As a funny anecdote they will provide you with shorts on the day with a shall we say 'access hole' in the back which you will wear to the operating room. Once the sedatives are administered, you will feel relaxed within about 5 seconds and the rest of the procedure will be over in give or take 1 min in your mind, while it will actually take 30-45 mins. It's a surreal experience. Trust me however, the hardest part is the night before. Just make sure to drink plenty of water with the laxatives so there is no 'residue' during the procedure inside your guts. At the end you will get a score called the Boston Bowel Prep scale which is out of 9 (can look it up online). The higher, the more internally 'flushed' ' you were for the procedure. Aim for 9 if you can, your doctor will thank you for it :) I went for a steak on the same night after the procedure (which was at 8 am) and it was the best steak I ever had, after having eaten not very much the day before and on the day of the procedure!

My in laws are Armenians and they have been eating processed foods (lots of cold cuts, sausages, cheeses) since they are 2 years old. They are now 83 and 78. No cancer!!!!

Had my first colonoscopy at age 26. Was experiencing many issues. All Clear. Please go it could save your life.

My mother got it...at 52...trying everything NOT..to get it ...by eating healthy..dont smoke or drink much....keep checking...

I’m 70 and have had 3 colonoscopies. Fortunately they have shown no cancer. After my last one I was told my next colonoscopy is scheduled in 5 years. 👍🏻

@eggbenedict-gt7mw

Жыл бұрын

Good news , sonine colonoscopy is valid for 5 years

Much appreciated. Thank you for educating patients about colorectal cancer

I will be calling for an appointment tomorrow. Thank you for doing such a great presentation doctor 👨‍⚕️

I had mine this week. I even watched your colonoscopy prep video three times. In my case everything worked very well. It wasn't even 30% "as horrible" as people say. I'm 45 years old and a 5mm polyp was found in my cecum (I didn't even know I had a cecum, LOL). I got GOLYTELY for prep. Was ok.

Thank you, Dr., for helping & educating us to think and take preventive measures and to change our lifestyle.

Was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer 10 years ago at age 39. The stool test showed nothing. Did the colonoscopy after and it was caught. The hardest part of getting a colonoscopy is the preparation. The colonoscopy itself is super easy!!!

@parkinlot1

Жыл бұрын

Had colon cancer at 39 yrs old as well. They removed 13 inches of my descending colon along with 6 months of chemo. Been a bit more mindful about alcohol and my overall diet. I'm 51 yrs old today. Just need to do a better job on getting more exercise

@sakurahouse2626

11 ай бұрын

How often you do colonoscopy after having cancer?

@jahrassicsound312

11 ай бұрын

@sakurahouse2626 my D.r. says every 5 years but I try to do every 3 years

"healthy behaviour starts early" ! Thank you for this amazing video!

Thank you for the great video, Dr. I've had a couple of colonoscopies to investigate bleeding (they found and treated haemorrhoids) but in my personal experience prolonged sitting and lack of sleep were major causes. Standing while working some of the day and getting proper sleep have stopped my bleeding. A colonoscopy is one of my least favourite things in the world but it's honestly not that bad, even the prep part. Just do it and either get peace of mind or hopefully detect and treat things early - if not for yourself for the sake of those who depend on you.

Hey Doc, God bless you for caring and doing what many people wouldn't want to do but is necessary in saving lives. Thank you for your service to humanity!

Love this channel. Thank for you for the information doctor!

Very informative video ❤️ I am 55 and am having mine next month. I dread it because I have some underlying factors that put me at higher risk but will be relieved to know I'm ok afterwards! It really is best to stop bitching and get tested. It beats the alternative!!!

Great video, Dr. Gandolfo! Thank you for educating patients about colorectal cancer!

@precisionGI

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I had a large pre cancerous polyp at 39 years old with a family history of colon cancer. Please get screened. If insurance denies it, then get around that. It’s your life.

@carollopera6231

9 ай бұрын

How large was it?

I believe the age of the colonoscopy should be lowered to age 30. I’m meeting with a gastroenterologist in a couple weeks. I used to eat too much processed food but I have never consumed alcohol .

Thanks Doc! I had my first colonoscopy 2 days ago. It went fine. The worst part is the prep the night before and the morning of. But the procedure is nothing at all. No pain or discomfort. They removed 2 polyps that were sent off for testing but the Dr wasn’t worried about them. I was VERY nervous leading up to the day but it was easy as pie. Good luck everyone. 🥰

@mjlives5428

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear ive cancelled twice need to go!

@CathieG

Жыл бұрын

@@mjlives5428 It really is no big deal at all. You just doze off and then wake up and feel fine. 👍🏻👍🏻

@beautiful20106

Жыл бұрын

I will have one next month . I’m worried and scared

@mjlives5428

Жыл бұрын

@@CathieG Thanks man!

@CathieG

Жыл бұрын

@@beautiful20106 I was VERY anxious about mine but now that I know it’s a piece of cake, I’d do the next one without any hesitation. I might even stay awake for the next one which u can request to do…. 🤔

You speak clearly and with an ability to simplify medical terminology into easily digestible chunks

sir 3years later this video is still helping

This was the best information from all other sites

Wow, the first doctor that recommended diet and being active.

Thank you Doc for all the good information

Thank you so much for this video and the other video or prepping with Su Prep. I loved that video!!!! I just had my colonoscopy this week and your videos truly made the prep and understanding how important colonoscopies are to prevent colon cancer.

Great Job Dr thanks for educating people

Thanks doctor. This was very comforting information. This will be my 2nd screening, although I have my issues, watching this video really helps me.

My mom died of squamous small cell carcinoma stage 3 in the colon, she was 53 when diagnosed but had symptoms for a few years but was ignored by her primary care physician. She was diagnosed with sciatica pain from a pinched nerve. By the time they ordered a colonoscopy, it was too late ashshe was diagnosed at stage 3b. I lost her 2 years ago now, she would be 59 today if she was diagnosed earlier and complaints more thoroughly looked at.

Thanks great video on this very important subject!

Best explanation of colon cancer I have heard

Thanks for the video. It is the best one I have seen. I’m going to meet with a new gastroenterologist Wednesday because it concerns me that my last colonoscopy 3 years ago couldn’t be completed due scars tissue.

Thank you for this very comprehensive video doctor! It’s quite a valuable educational tool that everyone should have!

Thanks for creating this video!

Excellent video with great information!

@precisionGI

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching!

This is an excellent informational video.

Excellent and easy to understand. Thank you, Dr G!😊👍🏽🇺🇸

@dorachi8811

Жыл бұрын

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@dorachi8811

Жыл бұрын

....11w1 no no no but no no no r OO

Thank you for making this. My first colonoscopy is scheduled for next week and I just picked up my Suprep kit. Your videos are helping to make the process less scary.

@precisionGI

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it went well!

@MusicandMonsters

3 жыл бұрын

Everything went very well and I’ve talked one of my friends into getting his first exam.

I had a adenomatous polyp removed when I was 30 yo. Then some hyperplastic polyps at 31, then no polyps at 32. Didn't do a colonoscopy at 33 and 34, and will do another one tomorrow at 35. Hope everything is fine. I am fit, don't smoke, eat well and have no family history.

@spectralknights2

Жыл бұрын

I thought colonoscopy should be over 40 yrs old?

@MrJohnMclane

Жыл бұрын

@@spectralknights2 normally yes. My first one was early due to blood on feces and family history. The next ones were due to the bad result on the first one. My last one came up good so my next one will be at 40

@Emidretrauqe

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJohnMclane Was there a lot of blood, or was it a very small amount?

@MrJohnMclane

Жыл бұрын

@@Emidretrauqe Any blood on feces should be checked, even if it is just a little bit. Very often they check it and it is nothing. Checking not always mean doing a colonoscopy. But if you see any blood on feces you should see a doctor.

Great information. In Canada after the age of 75 they don't want to do anything. Very discouraging for the older very healthy seniors who just want to stay healthy. I think this should be changed.

@luzsossa6268

Жыл бұрын

Same here in England, after 55 all test are deleyed some to 2, 3 or 5 years then when you are 75 things are more slow. Shame, this system treats older people with not consideration and the dignity after their contributions to the society 😢 it is worrying about getting old here and not been millionaire to paid privately any treatment.

@piehamcake1

Жыл бұрын

Go to south America or Asia you pay 20$ and get a colonoscopy

Thank you for this information I am getting a colonoscopy in a couple months praying they don't find any cancers but it's got to be done as I am now 60 and it's my first one eekk

@c.larochelle524

Жыл бұрын

Not hard at all, pretty easy

Great video. As someone with Crohn's I've many colonoscopies and a recent hemicolectomy. Colonoscopy prep isn't fun but as you said it's one day out of your life. My most recent prep wasn't that bad at all and I know I don't have colon cancer.

@precisionGI

4 жыл бұрын

thanks! unfortunately part of the territory with IBD. Stay strong!

Great video/s. Thanks so much!!

Many view this procedure as the goose that laid the golden egg for gastroenterologists. I have had it done three times in the last twenty years. I just turned 67 and have refused to have it done again. Different strokes for different folks I guess.

I have family history of colon cancer, my dad had it luckily he found it in its early stage. I decided to get checked early, at 32 years of age my colonoscopy showed a growth 2 cm in diameter looked like a broccoli growing in my intestines. Now I need to get a colostomy every two years for a piece of mind. Get checked early everyone!!!

Your very kind and caring to share your knowledge of colon cancer free thank you 😊

Wow excellent video thank u so much Doc for sharing wonderful information ♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐

Father died of colon cancer stage 4 in 2006 he was a smoker but also a painter and painted with lead during the 60-70. I drank alcohol but in moderation. He was active and thin. I had my first colonoscopy at 34 everything was fine i am now 50 and awaiting another one. I cut back on meat and process foods, but i have weight to lose i am also active i train and lift weights walk

@peggyjoo327

Жыл бұрын

glad to know you are free of cancer. recently my brother was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer had his surgery done.. now he has to wear a bag. It really distress me ..now I don’t know what nxt the Drs will do… it’s either chemo or oral chemotherapy.. I’m feeling so sad

Thank you for this!!

I’ve had two colonoscopy’s done so far privately and I’m 37. I’ll keep having them done every 2 to 3 years just like any other check up

Very informative

I am a big supporter of Colonoscopies. Like the doctor here says they are very important tests when you are reaching midlife. It's one of the top most important tests that you should definitely go for. Waiting for the symptoms to appear might be too late. Good health takes work and it's worth it. We all must learn as much as possible about our bodies.

@mikesmith1702

Жыл бұрын

you've drank the kool-aid. they medical machine should pay you for this glowing endorsement

@carle5538

Жыл бұрын

@@mikesmith1702 Seriously, it is in my family and compared to the other cancers which can come fast and take you to the other side colon cancer gives you a second chance at least. I have had it done twice already and so far so good. Other people have not been so lucky. It is not a joke. If you do not want to live then you can take life as a joke.

@mikesmith1702

Жыл бұрын

You might be surprised to learn that neither Canada or European Countries recommend colonoscopy screening. This a USA cash making operation.

@carlaiveglia5488

Жыл бұрын

​@@mikesmith1702 Canada highly recommends them,we get letters in the mail yearly as reminders..it saved my life,thank god i went and got it done

@mikesmith1702

Жыл бұрын

@@carlaiveglia5488 I'm happy for your but I would never get one or take medical advice from the government.

I’ve been diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis 3 years ago. Colon cancer is my biggest fear.

Thank you for the info

Gandolf you are great

I’m only 25 and got a colonoscopy.. they didn’t find anything scary(what a relief) they did do biopsy’s and I’ll be getting the results tomorrow crossing fingers those are good as well.

@josesandate9260

3 жыл бұрын

What was the reason for the colonoscopy?

@wilyumfalcon4802

Жыл бұрын

How much did it cost. Thank you

@recoveringsoul755

Жыл бұрын

Why biopsy? I had a sigmoidoscopy at 50, they told me everything looked great, come back in 10 years. No hemorrhoids or anything. Was I supposed to have hemorrhoids?

@jonathanheywood4450

Жыл бұрын

I have them every year and had cancer surgery years ago

@monicasarabia9650

Жыл бұрын

Ur too young ofcourse u don't have these stuff happens above age of 40

Thanks for this great information DR, just wanna ask why would a gastroenterologist carry out a colonoscopy test without sedating a patient? I almost died of pain during my colon scan . My colon was clean after the scan though.

My mom has stage 3 colon cancer so I'm try being proactive very informative

@zaraalawi4660

Жыл бұрын

Same here. my dad had it 😮‍💨

@venomx4093

Жыл бұрын

How is your mom doing?

@amya9597

Жыл бұрын

So sorry to you all. I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and had a genetic test done. The genetic test checks for a long list of things including whether you have a gene that would increase your risk of colon cancer. Maybe ask for the genetic test for yourselves to be on the safe side. Insurance paid 100% of the testing.

@venomx4093

Жыл бұрын

@@amya9597 That genetic testing can go further. They can use it to determine the best known treatment to kill the disease.

@zaraalawi4660

Жыл бұрын

@@amya9597 thank you. that is very helpful.❤

Incoveniece for gastroentologist to prescribe a virtual colonscopy,instead of the one already they practice,the diference ,and for which cases they are ordered?

Excellent!👏

Ok no red meat processed meat No alcohol No smoking Do evercise Eat veg fruit Got it.

Thank you for your informative video. I am going to have my first colonoscopy this Thursday and I am quite nervous about it. I am mostly concerned about the not eating part. My instructions say I need to have an only liquid diet the entire day before and I am relieved to see that this is not necessary. I still can have a light breakfast and so keep my hypoglycemia in check because if I don’t eat for a long period of time I feel very sick.

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.God Bless

Thank you 👏🙏

Thank you. Love your style of delivering the information. Do you mind me asking- when you mention anemia in regards to colorectal cancer, can that be folate anemia? Just asking as I have folate anemia and had polyps removed 4 years ago. I have on-going right sided abdominal pain and recently given up going to the doctors as don't get anywhere when try to address it. I'm in uk but think the health care issue is pretty widespread, especially for people who can't afford decent health care. Thanks again 🙏❤️⭐️

I’m all for screening, but I wouldn’t take any advice from a government agency.

Good doctor

I know several older persons that had major bleeds after colonoscopy. Lives are saved. There are big risks that are rarely discussed.

@mikerusso4001

Жыл бұрын

Did they go to a highly skilled doctor?I live in a major city and know many many people that one for colonoscopies and never heard about that…The benefit outweighs the risk

How to guarantee no infections during a colonoscopy? I read that sanitation efforts are not always perfect.

Doc should I get screened if I’m 25 with no symptoms and no history of colon cancer in my family? I also eat pretty healthy, exercise, don’t smoke, rarely drink, etc 😬

@alandeniston9229

Жыл бұрын

No. Just do your yearly physical

Try useful! Thanks!

Straightforward and educative

Thank you

A lot of people getting Colorectal cancer I believe is part hereditary as well but not in everybody but I know genetics and family heredity has a lot of factors with cancer in general.

I am 58 yrs old man who stopped drinking 32 yrs ago and stopped smoking 24 yrs, ate red meat daily and vegetables and fruits doctor found two none cancerous polyps 5 days ago

Dr. I was completely up to date with my colonoscopy and cat scans and I was diagnosed two years after my colonoscopy. How and why?

@larssonmaria8090

Жыл бұрын

Herbal medicine is the best to treat our colon cancer naturally Hi I’ve been living with colon cancer ♋️ 😰…for more than 5years now but I got rid of it naturally after using dr Omo herbal medicine his KZread channel 👉 dromocure

I am 63 and live in Holland. I have never been offered a colonoscopy or any scan

I'm having scary symptoms but honestly after the events over the last two years I have lost all faith in the modern medical establishment and am very suspicious of doctors. I mean honestly I'm more afraid of how doctors treat cancer ( chemo) than the actual disease. It's 2023 and the best we have for cancer is still injecting poisonous radiation into people? Really? I'm sorry but I believe that modern medicine is designed to keep us as patients and keep us sick. I'm slowly reversing my symptoms,( hopefully it's not cancer) through supplementing, healthy diet , exercise and good sleep. Don't let these doctors get their hands on you is my belief

@michaell3711

Жыл бұрын

In agreement with you Patrick...... Once you make a doctor's visit, you are a lifetime client. That's how they work.

@patrickdoherty6211

Жыл бұрын

@@michaell3711 have you heard of the Flexner report? Basically outlawed natural therapies and instituted the petrochemical pharmaceutical industry as we know it today

@peggyjoo327

Жыл бұрын

Patrick Doherty… I’m a Malaysian. Our private hospitals doctors are cut throat talk about money.. I too are suspicious of them. if you tell them@ the end of the consultation you could not afford private treatment n need a refer letter to go for government treatment you can see the immediate disappointment from the face.

@jamieku513

Жыл бұрын

Read the books “Chris Beats Cancer” and “Curing Cancer with Carrots” and look up Dr. Lorraine Day she cured her stage 4 breast cancer with natural remedies and never had a reoccurrence.

@danuvian

Жыл бұрын

I used to think like you but my dad had stage 4 cancer and he got chemo, radiation and a targeted drug. Those shrank his tumor, and he currently has no active cancer.

Can I get some advise on parietal cell hyperplasia reactive gastropathy and acid reflux

My colon prep mixture didn’t taste that bad. It was like 3 liters of stuff. Tasted like Gatorade but more salty.

My first thought is not eating so much processed meats (nitrosamines, hello!), second, stop eating as much grilled/charred foods (benzo[a]pyrene), these are two significant carcinogens that we really shouldn't be eating in large quantities.

My colonoscopy done and biopsy report shows “low grade dysplasia”. Is it precancerous?

What is the rate of colon cancer in those who are vegetarian, non-drinkers who don't smoke or eat junk food, if such people exist? And I think we need to be careful about tying social drinking to the rates of colon cancer. I think there are plenty of social drinkers and even alcoholics who don't smoke who never get colon cancer. This likely means their is a genetic component of some sort as there is in other cancers.

@ebrennie

Жыл бұрын

They tie social drinking to colon cancer because that’s what the evidence and data indicate and that evidence and data are very compelling. This is by no means new. GI docs have been aware of the link for decades now. Alcohol is a poison to humans and when you put it in your body the body then must work very hard to remove it at the expense of everything else. The body will prioritize filtering out the alcohol you consume even over digesting the food you eat. Booze is a distraction that impacts entire bodily systems. It’s like trying to learn calculus while a classmate is blaring music over a loud speaker. Booze makes your body function at least than optimal. A 2017 study found that people under age 55 are nearly 60% more likely to be diagnosed with late-stage colon cancer than older adults. This is not hysteria or some joke. And that’s just alcohol and the colon. Booze can cause all sorts of problems in other organs and you don’t need to be a big or daily drinker to be at risk for them.

All good what you are teaching, but if it was that easy to get medical help most people who died from cancer would still be alive today, no medical professional who owns a cancer treatment centre would operate, see patients or treat anyone without money, I might be wrong but this was from my personal experience from my sister who died from that disease

@carle5538

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If you are in the United States you have no excuse because the states give medicaid for free to people who have no income or because of their age. Most hospitals accept Medicaid fir these procedures.

@peggyjoo327

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You are vry right. Same here in Malaysia private hospitals if you finish up using your insurance fund then just wait to die but then luckily government hospitals in Malaysia are vry good.

Partner up with other youtube sites like yours and turn down that music's volume. It's about the same volume as your voice. And people my age may not hear as well as we did when we hardly needed a colonoscopy! Thanks.

My father passed away from colon cancer at only 61 years old... I am 59. I was diagnosed with IBS a little over a year ago, and have some troublesome symptoms that could either be IBS or colon cancer... there are many gastrointestinal issues that have overlapping symptoms - doctors call this differential diagnosis. I had a colonoscopy 5 years ago ( my 1st one) and was told I have something called megacolon. I am scheduled for another one in a few weeks. I don't eat pork or beef, foods made of flour, sugar, etc. I exercise and drink plenty of water, don't drink alcohol or smoke... I wonder how often I should be having colonoscopies? - I have a family history, but live a healthy lifestyle, do my bowel problems increase my risk?

@user-sl3zv8cq9k

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Your chance of getting the colon cancer is lower than those who do not live a healthy life style but do not have issues that you have. if you avoid any process foods and animals not raised naturally you shall be even in better shape.

@user-sl3zv8cq9k

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Do not be too worried about so called family history. My father died of poison. I am quite positive that I will not die of poison.

@randsp3c709

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​@John Bauman u sure it could be in your genetics

@gloriasaliba3395

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If your father dies from colon cancer then you have a predisposition to this same cancer - get yourself a colonoscopy every 3-5 years it’s painless and the only way to pick up Colin cancer early - of course a healthy diet lifestyle helps with preventative toon of all cancers

@randsp3c709

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@@gloriasaliba3395 what about cologuard