Re:I am the healthiest person I know, and I got cancer
by Findecanor on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @04:45AM
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I've heard such numbers before and asked my doctor about them, but been told that those are overexaggerated. A higher risk apply to patients with intestinal diseases such as Chron's (not me) or when doctors have conducted minor surgery from inside the gut.
A normal colon is quite flexible, and should not get hurt just from the endoscope being pushed through the gut.
Snipping a "normal" polyp or taking a biopsy would cause a little bleeding, but should heal up quickly. I've been told that I could see blood in my stool after it, but it's been so little that I haven't.
A normal colon is quite flexible, and should not get hurt just from the endoscope being pushed through the gut.
Snipping a "normal" polyp or taking a biopsy would cause a little bleeding, but should heal up quickly. I've been told that I could see blood in my stool after it, but it's been so little that I haven't.