Prostate Alternative

@LeopardFixJeopardy I am told that the 2 large polyps I had in 2004 took about 10 years to grow to that size.
From that point on, I changed my diet and cut out most of the red meat in my diet and 7 years later the colonoscopy showed negative for any polyps at all. I believe that the cause of polyps/colon cancer are part genetic, stress, and diet.
I suggest that everyone get a periodic colonoscopy screen every 5 years after 50 and earlier if there is a family history.

@youboob6022 colon polyps are not normal as they are benign tumors that can turn cancerous

extraterrestrial tech!!!! it be WAYYYY EASIER

can the doc give me the video of my colonoscopy tomorrow? lol i wanna see what’s going on in there.

what is the yellow substaces??

had my first colonoscopy today at the age of 35. my father had colon cancer at 47, 20 years ago. they found and removed three polyps. it’s never too soon to get this done if you have a family history.

May look nasty, but this is very very interesting. My digestion & gas issues have worsened beyond what i can bear. It started around 3 years ago after taking some stupid antibiotic. Well gas gets more & more frequent and bathroom trips take much much longer as i push and push for stool to come forth but nothing. Tried lots of colonic treatments, eating raw, gluten-free diet, a candida diet, and the issues just keep reoccuring. i think i need a check-up, i’m just too broke…

thanks angietwentyfourseven, i will get it checked. first day of starving myself tomorrow, thanks again,

I had the same along with the oral camera last month in Worcs. They need to inflate the empty chamber (bowel or stomach) with air to let the camera look round. Think of a balloon deflated then refilled. The air has to come back out again, through the mouth is worse it passes over the vocal cord and makes you sound like a navvy. Fear not, it doesn’t hurt at all, the worse part is starving for 24 hours! Good luck! angie.

I have the inherited gene that causes colon cancer. My acending colon was removed 7 yrs ago because of malignancy. Since then, I go for a colonoscopy evey year and have a polyp removed just about every year. So far so good, no cancer.

I am a 46 years old male. I just had it done last Monday, Oct 26. The doctor removed 4 polyps from my colon. 2 of the polyps were adenomatous or precancerous.

I didn’t remember the procedure. I was given an anesthetic and was knocked out during the procedure. It was done in less than 30 minutes.

But the next few days, I was having some discomfort in my lower left of abdomen and during my bowel movements.

Is that a common after the colonoscopy?

thank you very much for putting this video on internet.awesome

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