I’m 36 and have my colonoscopy set for May this year due to rectal bleeding and hemorrhoids. Been suffering for a while and finally went to see a doctor. He recommending I do this procedure. Praying it goes well and they find that it’s just hemmroid and not the big C.
At age 46 I was diagnosed with 56 tumors with the largest as big as a grapefruit. No symptoms, was caught on a routine exam by a Wonderful doctor. Went thru 7 months of chemo after 4 feet of colon removal called a resection. I was given 3-5 years but still going well after 8 yrs. every year they take out 13-28 more polyps. Just a maintenance, no big deal guys. Good luck!! Feel free to ask questions:)
@@Italy55 thanks buddy. I shared my story in order to help anyone that has questions that doctors don’t seem to volunteer. There’s a lot they get wrong and a lot of answers they don’t provide. I’m willing to answer any questions that someone feels trapped in
Thank you. I’ve heard you need to avoid processed food to prevent cancer. How do you do that in this day and age unless you live on a farm and raise and grow your own food? All food in stores have been processed in some way in order for you to get it. Because it says it’s fresh doesn’t mean it’s fresh, it’s been touched and manipulated in some way. Too much of anything is not good. Just eat in moderation as much as you can. Someone mentioned read meats are bad. Maybe so, especially if you eat it red and still bleeding.
I’m a 45 year old black woman I recently had a colonoscopy and a large polyp was found it couldn’t be removed during the colonoscopy so I have to have surgery the surgeon said if I didn’t remove it not it can but it will turn into cancer so I’m having it removed and praying there is no cancer
@toshalewis1285 It's completely understandable to feel anxious, but it's great that you're being proactive by getting the polyp removed. Early intervention is key, and by addressing it now, you're taking an important step to prevent potential cancer. Keep a positive mindset, and know that you're doing the best thing for your health. Wishing you a smooth surgery and a healthy recovery!
Very well explained.. I have been diagnosed with polyps in rectal canal during hameroids banding.. May have to go for colonoscopy.. Wtng for pathological report of removed polyp.. Prayers requested plz
I’m an active woman in 40s and asked for a colonoscopy and I already have polyps and need to repeat the exam again. I don’t drink or smoke. I don’t eat red meat. I’ve already cut a lot of rice and bread in my diet. I am not prediabetic and take no medicine. I can likely increase my vegetable and fruit intake. I probably get 3 -5 servings but not every day. Some days you don’t have time to eat or cook much…. I’m seeing younger people with these issues. It’s a conundrum. Get tested early!
If youve had polyps removed you should have colonoscopy 3 years later. Then 3 years after that. If none returned its ok. If they find more they remove them, then its 3 years later again etc.
@@renzorocca445 yes. Age is immaterial if you have polyps you need them removing. When removed you need checking they dont return and if they do, remove them again - at ANY age.
@@gbwildlifeuk8269 Exactly. I am 42 now and had 2 precancerous polyps removed when I was 39. Going back again end of this year for another colonoscopy. I was told every three years
Very good video! I’m 72 now, and I have a great respect for colon cancer! I know it is silent killer… I had one colonoscopy that I am remembering… no, I know I had two, though… I had the first one when I was 56, so I must’ve been about 66 when I had the second one! Not due until 76 again I guess! It is good, people, to get your colonoscopy!
My cousin Austin dealt with this shit years ago, and no, he’s not 50, he’s like in his 20’s or 30’s. This cancer is starting become a serious problem in this world. Because I need to be very careful of myself. I have to prevent this shit from happening or else my life is over, permanently. My mother and my aunt could’ve gotten this because they’re above the age of 50 already, my mother is 59, and my aunt is 58. They’re still alive.
@@MedicalCentric you’re right, it is, because I have to avoid the risk factors under 50 years old, and this is what killed Chadwick Boseman at age 43, because his cancer in the colon was advanced, it was at stage 3 he died from that Four years ago, the black panther actor, I really miss him with other fans of him.
I found out I have tubular adenoma , I'm preparing for surgery soon. Video was very informative. Back in June I started experiencing bleeding so that made me go in for a colonoscopy, I'm 41.
Thanks doctor for this brief yet more detailed information my mother has just did the colonoscopy and its 10cm and 75% .Am kinda scared This video real gave me a clear picture on what to expect next. Thanks alot
Just had a large polyp removed. It took them around two hours and i had to have staples in and some cauterisaton but while it was very uncomfortable at times it was not painful so dont worry your mum will be fine. She may need you ti stay overnight due to the sedation though xxx
For those that took Ciprofloxacin the RNA DNA Synthesis inhibitor or non approved chemo therapy drug have 1 specific non smoking related Colon Cancer and or Lung Cancer around 5 years after consuming. It Mutated my polyps to grow its own nerve and 2 blood vessels it took 3.5 hours to get out and was very painful despite the 2 shots of Fentnol. It triggered neuropathy in my right leg for 6 weeks. I get the medical journal with the cancer name for the long term cipro effects.
I was diagnosed on May 1st with a stage 3 Adenocarcinoma. Now I am waiting for date for keyhole surgery. I go for pre op assessment on June 3rd and as we still have Covid I have to go into complete isolation for 2 weeks before op, which will be hard enough without thinking about what is going to happen. To be honest I am shellshocked and try to steer the talk away from it with my family. I have 4 kids married, 11 grandchdren and going on for 20 GT. Grandchildren. So I have a lot of thoughts going around in my head.
Hey,sorry to hear that.Keep your head up,you are diffinetly strong,and will get through this.Im happy to hear you have so many family,that means you will/have a great support system.I pray you have successful surgery,and speedy recover.God bless❤
@@type2life396 I had bowel op in July where they took half my bowel away and connected to small bowel and 12 of my lymph nodes and polyps they removed and now undergoing 8 cycles of Chemo I have Picc Line in my arm. I have infusion and then chemo tablets for 14days and then 7 days. I am now half way through. I have had minor after effects like tingling in hands and feet and mouth. My GERDS disease has played up so I have changed to a fish and white meats like Chicken and turkey. I have CT Scan next week so I am keeping everything crossed and thinking positive. I never realised how strong I am but I determined whatever outcome is I will face it head on with positive thoughts.
If you had a polyp removed during your colonoscopy in 2019, it's generally recommended to have follow-up colonoscopies to monitor for new polyps or other changes. The frequency depends on factors like the type, size, and number of polyps found, as well as your personal and family medical history. Typically, follow-up colonoscopies are recommended every 3 to 10 years, so it would be wise to consult your doctor about whether it's time for another screening based on your specific situation.
I had 3 polyps but the doctor said they weren’t cancerous.. when should I get another colonoscopy done ? , I had it done at 31 and I am now 34 . These things worry me
@@amazingAish6187I suffer from gastrointestinal issues from family genetics , usually IBS , heartburn GERD gastritis. No cancer in the family really just some chronic gastrointestinal issues so I decided to get a endoscopy and colonoscopy. My symptoms are mild sharp pains that come and go and heart burn acid reflux .. I manage it now with good clean eating and exercise
i have had polyps twice and the second ones they found said they was metaplastic what ever that means the first ones the found i was in my young 50s i am now 56 on both of them i got to watch it being done i could see on the tv i got gas and air or sedation but i did not have any a bit painfull the second time round i was a difficult case and they showed me the polyps as they grabbed them and burnt them off its the bowl prep and being told you can eat only black coffe and tea for the bowl prep was nasty and painfull when it gets to work and you are on the loo for hours and you have to do it all again the day you are having done but its worth it in the end to fined polyps and you results come back clear if you need to have one have done could save your life dont let this put you off i am just saying thats happen to me i have a few colonoscopys i rather have that than a gastroscopy you dont gag with the other lol
I had a endoscopy today ,the prep yday was awful started it at 1pm and sat on the loo waiting as fidnt k how how quick it would work got thru the 4 glasses of the first and expelled so much until 5 pm ,I didnt want to move as everytime I thought about getting up more came out,i was freezing needed hit water bottles brought to me and a blanket, my legs and butt was numb from sitting g do long,had a banging headache, finally laid down for a bit at 5.30pm before starting the next sachet at 7pm then started all over again with next lot of vile stuff lol I was so hungry ,finally finished at 11 pm and got a bath and into bed. Well thrh done the procedure I said i would just have gas and air to start with and sedation if I needed it,I thought they would give me the gas and air first before starting anything but he just started ,it was so painful they gave me the gas and air then that wasn't enough I was in agony and crying and my heart rate went crazy and was hyperventilating, they gave my sedation and carried on. Found a few polyps and removed them. I'm si glad it all over felt like an ordeal last 2 days. My advice is just get the sedation straight away and ask for the gas and air before they start going In.
Glad you are OK they asked me if I wanted gas and air and sedation I said no because with the sedation you can still feel the pain I asked for buscapan but the person who was giving it said I don't like using it as it make your heart go funny and she said that's freaks me out I told her the worst part for me is the bowl prep that is 100 percent nasty i one done at Royal Salford they give me 4 high strength senna and the bowl prep that nearly put my lights out for good lol the only person I would give to is a child fidler that they gave me could take the paint of your doors in your house or your car never again I now have to have a camera down my throat I have about 15 of them I rather have the camera up the other end and the person doing ask why the other end you don't gag going up the back end I get put out with fentanyl and midazolam and spray then I am out not asleep its good stuff
@MsKrispy79 I agree as exactly what you went through I was the same. The anaesthetist saw my blood pressure and heart going through the roof but the gastro doc just carried on! My polyps had to be at the entrance to the small bowel on the right side, which was the worst to take as the doc shouts transverse move and I felt as if the alien from the movie was going to break through my belly!! Lol If I have to get any more stuff done I'd take the total sedation option. I wasn't told they'd see me in 3 years just that biopsy result in 6 weeks could lead to more intervention ie the big C result!! Hope that helps others as the gas and air made no difference. 😮
The rod they use are used a lot. I’m more concerned that the doctor would puncture my intestine. Great grandmother died of colon cancer. Grandmother died of stomach cancer. Moms side. Their diets were horrible and drank a lot of cheap California wine. I’m a vegetarian and 72 years old on zero meds. No thanks.
I have sessile serrated polyp small flat going to have colonoscopy to remove it endoscopic man said not cancer how he know not been tested yet am worried if I cancer
I’ve Recently Had A Colonoscopy Done On July 14th & Had One Polyp Removed. My Follow Up Is Scheduled For Sep 2nd. But In The Meantime I Haven’t Heard Anything From The Physician. My Anxiety Is Running Rapid, To Be Honest. I’m Nervous, Scared, & My Thoughts Are Scattered. My Weight Is Maintaining, But My Nervousness Is Playing On My Appetite. Can You Pass Any Advice On My Predicament..?
Everyone get checked especially if ur having issues I was 32 yo told my tumor had been there for 10 years judging the size good luck all cancer sucks so sorry 😢😇💪💪💪
There's a specific ct scan for your colon I believe. I had an abdominal scan with contrast for a hernia and nothing was mentioned about polyps though I'm confident I have them.
@@MCfact1827 it’s hard to know but if you have problems with your stomach especially if it’s on-going then it’s a cause of concern. You can get rid of polps naturally though.
@@funkyboi09 right....thats why I wanted to know how Runryu "knew he had them". When you say one can "get rid of polyps naturally"...can you please explain how?
I Just got my test down. HE IS A GOOD DOCTER.HE HAS TAKEING 3 of I said tumors I do not think it cancer .my you'll get: cancer in our family stomach cancer
Well let's see just got out of the hospital after having a tumor removed found out I have coloadenocarcinoma an aggressive cancer therea one tumor left they're saying I'm going to have to go through chemo im only 51 I have a history of cancer in my family father died of colon cancer just worried is all
I had done ct scan with contrast in November 2020 but nothing was found still i have black stool with severe constipation and since last week I have abdomen again and now not getting bowel movements at all:(
You need to research and go on a water only fast NOW! STARVE yourself and you have a high risk of healing yourself! 3 days then work yourself up to a 7 day fast. Research Atophogy
@@truthseeker1833 if I fast I'll become more weak i am already a hyperthyroidism stage 2 + GENETIC calcium Kidney stones patient ! Bmi is 15.8 shown at under weight (severe thin)
I hope that you are receiving help from a doctor. That would be better than following some crazy recommendations from God-know-who on TH-cam. What is clear is that you definitely need PROFESSIONAL help. Perhaps you need to look carefully at what you are eating. Good nutrition is so important for good health. What goes in affects what comes out. Best wishes for the future.
@@malcolmledger176 i got solution i have to have only fiber food cause i have IBS THATS WHY I AM HAVING CHRONIC CONSTIPATION AND FOR HYPERTHYROIDISM I HAVE TO TO A SURGERY IN MY NECK AS ITS REACHED SEVERE STAGE and Kidney stones is also recoved now 🥺
@@alstondsouza4 I think that IBS needs medical advice as to what kind of fibre you need. If you are not careful, some kinds of fibre can CAUSE constipation, because of lack of sufficient water to keep the stool soft. There are some videos on TH-cam given by doctors about IBS and constipation who might be able to help with your problem in a natural way. Perhaps you might have a look, before talking about them with your own doctor. Sometimes just adding something simple to your diet can bring about a big change. I hope that your surgery goes well. It can be very stressful, I know. Good news about the kidney stones. Don't lose heart!
So, im searching about this bc i have prickly feces, im getting scared to go to the toilet. I thought it was bc of the feces, but i started to think maybe its something wrong with my intestines instead. Made an appointment with the doctor 😪 it will be so shameful
@Helcaraxe I have same issue like you do! I am 30 years old for 6 years i been having blood on stool that comes and goes, it happens more when i eat spicy or salty food!
@Helcaraxe My man I was 22 and with a lot of similar symptoms to you and they found 4 pre-cancerous polyps in me with a colonoscopy. There is a chance that what you have can develop into cancer, especially since you’ve had them for so long. You definitely should get a colonoscopy.
Just take piss beside a tree, if you see to many ants gathering you got to much suger in your blood! If you can smell your piss that means you got no corona!
I've done it twice and it's a non-event. They have you count down from 10, you blink, and the next thing you know you are in a different room and they are telling you you are done. It's easy.
I am the same I just dont really have an appetite and only eat occasionally coz I have to feed my body u suppose, and i dont get the urge to eat the things i would normally like to have. Only every so often I feel hungry and when I do I normsly just have done toast or cereal as have to appetite or want to eat anything else. And constant nausea feeling.
So you're saying my cigarettes is coming down through my lungs and going out my butt that's why I have cancer because of my cigarettes sorry I don't believe that I think you guys just threw that in there now for dealing with now throat cancer thyroid cancer lung cancer throat or nose cancer I can understand but come on man
@@SI-ln6tc yeah I'm not saying that but I'm saying it there could be numerous reasons why they have cancer it could run in their family it could be genetic I mean just to pinpoint it on smoking I mean I would like to know what other factors so you have a healthy person that doesn't have a family history of cancer doesn't smoke and gets cancer honestly I just think when it's your time to go it's your time to go
When you inhale, the tobacco enters the bloodstream through your lungs and then to the rest of your body. Every cell, in every organ of your body is exposed to the tobacco you are inhaling all day long, 24/7 & 365. After years of tobacco abuse, damage is likely to occur. Some people are more predisposed than others for certain cancers. A family friend was a heavy smoker and drinker. He suffered for about 3 years with colon, liver, and kidney cancer. He eventually died in his prime, at 48 years old, leaving behind a wife and 4 young children. My mother was a heavy smoker (2-3 packs per day) for 45 years. She quit smoking at 62 years old, but she did a lot of damage all those years. She first had lung cancer diagnosis at 79 years old, had surgery (for tumor removal) and went through chemo. She was cancer free for 6 years. The cancer returned after 6 years, but this time it had spread throughout her entire left lung and, of course, inoperable. She died at 85 years old. While 85 is considered old, she was otherwise healthy, without any other illness. No high blood pressure or diabetes, just the cancer. She probably would have lived to be 100 years old, because she was a very strong woman and was active all her life. So don't be fooled into thinking smoking is not the cause of cancer, because it is. It shortens your life, unnecessarily. Thinking otherwise is just being in a state of denial to justify your habit.
Great Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you thought about - Yenamilla Sniffing Reformed (probably on Google)? It is an awesome one off product for curing nasal polyps permanently and naturally minus the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my work colleague after many years got amazing results with it.
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I’m 36 and have my colonoscopy set for May this year due to rectal bleeding and hemorrhoids. Been suffering for a while and finally went to see a doctor. He recommending I do this procedure. Praying it goes well and they find that it’s just hemmroid and not the big C.
I’m having same issues for 6 years I’m 30 years old? Did you see gastroenterologist yet?
I go on August 2nd for the exact same reasons....how it turn out for you.
Hope you went well
You good? Just checking in.
hey ms, how are you doing now?
At age 46 I was diagnosed with 56 tumors with the largest as big as a grapefruit. No symptoms, was caught on a routine exam by a Wonderful doctor. Went thru 7 months of chemo after 4 feet of colon removal called a resection. I was given 3-5 years but still going well after 8 yrs. every year they take out 13-28 more polyps. Just a maintenance, no big deal guys. Good luck!! Feel free to ask questions:)
My father had the same surgery at 66. He was told 1-3 years. He lived another 20!! I believe God has blessed you, too.
@@Italy55 thanks buddy. I shared my story in order to help anyone that has questions that doctors don’t seem to volunteer. There’s a lot they get wrong and a lot of answers they don’t provide. I’m willing to answer any questions that someone feels trapped in
What’s the reason of those tumour any idea ??
@@janifapervin4379 chromosome corrupted on the one that controls the lower stomach thru the colon
I’m 31 and 6 years a over due (heredity to blame) maybe I will make a appt.
this is a very complete & medically informative video. not many are this thorough, even a medical student could learn from this
Glad it is helpful.
Thank you. I’ve heard you need to avoid processed food to prevent cancer. How do you do that in this day and age unless you live on a farm and raise and grow your own food? All food in stores have been processed in some way in order for you to get it. Because it says it’s fresh doesn’t mean it’s fresh, it’s been touched and manipulated in some way. Too much of anything is not good. Just eat in moderation as much as you can. Someone mentioned read meats are bad. Maybe so, especially if you eat it red and still bleeding.
I’m a 45 year old black woman I recently had a colonoscopy and a large polyp was found it couldn’t be removed during the colonoscopy so I have to have surgery the surgeon said if I didn’t remove it not it can but it will turn into cancer so I’m having it removed and praying there is no cancer
@toshalewis1285 It's completely understandable to feel anxious, but it's great that you're being proactive by getting the polyp removed. Early intervention is key, and by addressing it now, you're taking an important step to prevent potential cancer. Keep a positive mindset, and know that you're doing the best thing for your health. Wishing you a smooth surgery and a healthy recovery!
... U r not alone , sending prayers 🙏
@@jcnmyboy3365 had it removed doin well it wasn’t cancerous but didn’t spread all of it was removed thank you JESUS
Very well explained.. I have been diagnosed with polyps in rectal canal during hameroids banding.. May have to go for colonoscopy.. Wtng for pathological report of removed polyp.. Prayers requested plz
I wish you good luck with your surgery and speedy recovery after.
I’m an active woman in 40s and asked for a colonoscopy and I already have polyps and need to repeat the exam again. I don’t drink or smoke. I don’t eat red meat. I’ve already cut a lot of rice and bread in my diet. I am not prediabetic and take no medicine. I can likely increase my vegetable and fruit intake. I probably get 3 -5 servings but not every day. Some days you don’t have time to eat or cook much…. I’m seeing younger people with these issues. It’s a conundrum. Get tested early!
What were your symptoms?
I hear that if you eat a lot of processed meats like pepperoni etc... they help contribute to colon polyps.
Got to hospital and have them burned i had cancer 25 years ago the whole thing was painless and I don’t know why I waited so long I was 43
How long did you wait before getting surgery?
If youve had polyps removed you should have colonoscopy 3 years later. Then 3 years after that. If none returned its ok. If they find more they remove them, then its 3 years later again etc.
@@renzorocca445 yes. Age is immaterial if you have polyps you need them removing. When removed you need checking they dont return and if they do, remove them again - at ANY age.
@@gbwildlifeuk8269 Exactly. I am 42 now and had 2 precancerous polyps removed when I was 39. Going back again end of this year for another colonoscopy. I was told every three years
Yes, i was told the same thing too just recently. If they find a polyp then it's back in 3 years.
Very good video! I’m 72 now, and I have a great respect for colon cancer! I know it is silent killer… I had one colonoscopy that I am remembering… no, I know I had two, though… I had the first one when I was 56, so I must’ve been about 66 when I had the second one! Not due until 76 again I guess! It is good, people, to get your colonoscopy!
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My cousin Austin dealt with this shit years ago, and no, he’s not 50, he’s like in his 20’s or 30’s. This cancer is starting become a serious problem in this world. Because I need to be very careful of myself. I have to prevent this shit from happening or else my life is over, permanently. My mother and my aunt could’ve gotten this because they’re above the age of 50 already, my mother is 59, and my aunt is 58. They’re still alive.
It's crucial to maintain regular screenings and a healthy lifestyle to mitigate cancer risks, especially with a family history.
@@MedicalCentric you’re right, it is, because I have to avoid the risk factors under 50 years old, and this is what killed Chadwick Boseman at age 43, because his cancer in the colon was advanced, it was at stage 3 he died from that Four years ago, the black panther actor, I really miss him with other fans of him.
Brief yet informative - well done!
I found out I have tubular adenoma , I'm preparing for surgery soon. Video was very informative. Back in June I started experiencing bleeding so that made me go in for a colonoscopy, I'm 41.
Sorry about you condition. I wish you successful surgery and speedy recovery
Wishing you all the best through this journey. 🙏🏾💕
@@natbrat326 Thank you! Successful surgery turned out they found cancer, but I caught it early
@@stepha75227 God is sooo good. I’m glad you are on the other end of your ordeal. Continual blessings to you.
@@natbrat326 Yes he is, all the time! Blessings to you as well! Thank you
Thanks doctor for this brief yet more detailed information my mother has just did the colonoscopy and its 10cm and 75% .Am kinda scared
This video real gave me a clear picture on what to expect next. Thanks alot
hey there, how is it going? is your mom ok?
Just had a large polyp removed. It took them around two hours and i had to have staples in and some cauterisaton but while it was very uncomfortable at times it was not painful so dont worry your mum will be fine. She may need you ti stay overnight due to the sedation though xxx
For those that took Ciprofloxacin the RNA DNA Synthesis inhibitor or non approved chemo therapy drug have 1 specific non smoking related Colon Cancer and or Lung Cancer around 5 years after consuming. It Mutated my polyps to grow its own nerve and 2 blood vessels it took 3.5 hours to get out and was very painful despite the 2 shots of Fentnol. It triggered neuropathy in my right leg for 6 weeks. I get the medical journal with the cancer name for the long term cipro effects.
Thank you so much for sharing an interesting video 👍👍😀😀🌹🌹❤️❤️
I was diagnosed on May 1st with a stage 3 Adenocarcinoma. Now I am waiting for date for keyhole surgery. I go for pre op assessment on June 3rd and as we still have Covid I have to go into complete isolation for 2 weeks before op, which will be hard enough without thinking about what is going to happen. To be honest I am shellshocked and try to steer the talk away from it with my family. I have 4 kids married, 11 grandchdren and going on for 20 GT. Grandchildren. So I have a lot of thoughts going around in my head.
Hey,sorry to hear that.Keep your head up,you are diffinetly strong,and will get through this.Im happy to hear you have so many family,that means you will/have a great support system.I pray you have successful surgery,and speedy recover.God bless❤
Get yourself on a whole food plant based diet stop all milk and junk food you will see a massive change in health, good luck.
How are you ?
@@type2life396 I had bowel op in July where they took half my bowel away and connected to small bowel and 12 of my lymph nodes and polyps they removed and now undergoing 8 cycles of Chemo I have Picc Line in my arm. I have infusion and then chemo tablets for 14days and then 7 days. I am now half way through. I have had minor after effects like tingling in hands and feet and mouth. My GERDS disease has played up so I have changed to a fish and white meats like Chicken and turkey. I have CT Scan next week so I am keeping everything crossed and thinking positive. I never realised how strong I am but I determined whatever outcome is I will face it head on with positive thoughts.
@@annread859 thx for the reply and best of luck to you !
I have Colonoscopy 2019 found polyp and removed.
Should i again colonoscopy ?
If you had a polyp removed during your colonoscopy in 2019, it's generally recommended to have follow-up colonoscopies to monitor for new polyps or other changes. The frequency depends on factors like the type, size, and number of polyps found, as well as your personal and family medical history. Typically, follow-up colonoscopies are recommended every 3 to 10 years, so it would be wise to consult your doctor about whether it's time for another screening based on your specific situation.
@@MedicalCentric Thank you
@@arifalikhaskheli1492hello I have one and I'm very depressed please help me
I had 3 polyps but the doctor said they weren’t cancerous.. when should I get another colonoscopy done ? , I had it done at 31 and I am now 34 . These things worry me
I recommend you get your next colonoscopy in 5 years, at age 39, to monitor any changes and ensure your health remains optimal.
@@MedicalCentric thank you
What was your symptoms when you had the polyps please?
@@amazingAish6187I suffer from gastrointestinal issues from family genetics , usually IBS , heartburn GERD gastritis. No cancer in the family really just some chronic gastrointestinal issues so I decided to get a endoscopy and colonoscopy. My symptoms are mild sharp pains that come and go and heart burn acid reflux .. I manage it now with good clean eating and exercise
God bless you thank you for your info.
You are so welcome
i have had polyps twice and the second ones they found said they was metaplastic what ever that means the first ones the found i was in my young 50s i am now 56 on both of them i got to watch it being done i could see on the tv i got gas and air or sedation but i did not have any a bit painfull the second time round i was a difficult case and they showed me the polyps as they grabbed them and burnt them off its the bowl prep and being told you can eat only black coffe and tea for the bowl prep was nasty and painfull when it gets to work and you are on the loo for hours and you have to do it all again the day you are having done but its worth it in the end to fined polyps and you results come back clear if you need to have one have done could save your life dont let this put you off i am just saying thats happen to me i have a few colonoscopys i rather have that than a gastroscopy you dont gag with the other lol
I had a endoscopy today ,the prep yday was awful started it at 1pm and sat on the loo waiting as fidnt k how how quick it would work got thru the 4 glasses of the first and expelled so much until 5 pm ,I didnt want to move as everytime I thought about getting up more came out,i was freezing needed hit water bottles brought to me and a blanket, my legs and butt was numb from sitting g do long,had a banging headache, finally laid down for a bit at 5.30pm before starting the next sachet at 7pm then started all over again with next lot of vile stuff lol I was so hungry ,finally finished at 11 pm and got a bath and into bed. Well thrh done the procedure I said i would just have gas and air to start with and sedation if I needed it,I thought they would give me the gas and air first before starting anything but he just started ,it was so painful they gave me the gas and air then that wasn't enough I was in agony and crying and my heart rate went crazy and was hyperventilating, they gave my sedation and carried on. Found a few polyps and removed them.
I'm si glad it all over felt like an ordeal last 2 days.
My advice is just get the sedation straight away and ask for the gas and air before they start going In.
Glad you are OK they asked me if I wanted gas and air and sedation I said no because with the sedation you can still feel the pain I asked for buscapan but the person who was giving it said I don't like using it as it make your heart go funny and she said that's freaks me out I told her the worst part for me is the bowl prep that is 100 percent nasty i one done at Royal Salford they give me 4 high strength senna and the bowl prep that nearly put my lights out for good lol the only person I would give to is a child fidler that they gave me could take the paint of your doors in your house or your car never again I now have to have a camera down my throat I have about 15 of them I rather have the camera up the other end and the person doing ask why the other end you don't gag going up the back end I get put out with fentanyl and midazolam and spray then I am out not asleep its good stuff
@@anthonypope8429what? Okay, god bless
@MsKrispy79 I agree as exactly what you went through I was the same. The anaesthetist saw my blood pressure and heart going through the roof but the gastro doc just carried on! My polyps had to be at the entrance to the small bowel on the right side, which was the worst to take as the doc shouts transverse move and I felt as if the alien from the movie was going to break through my belly!! Lol If I have to get any more stuff done I'd take the total sedation option. I wasn't told they'd see me in 3 years just that biopsy result in 6 weeks could lead to more intervention ie the big C result!! Hope that helps others as the gas and air made no difference. 😮
The rod they use are used a lot. I’m more concerned that the doctor would puncture my intestine. Great grandmother died of colon cancer. Grandmother died of stomach cancer. Moms side. Their diets were horrible and drank a lot of cheap California wine. I’m a vegetarian and 72 years old on zero meds. No thanks.
I have sessile serrated polyp small flat going to have colonoscopy to remove it endoscopic man said not cancer how he know not been tested yet am worried if I cancer
It's better to get a biopsy. They also found a small sessile polyp in my rectum. Hopefully not cancer. Pray
I'm 38 they just removed 2 polyps from me a 10 mm Sessile and a 3 mm flat polyp
Hi ,they've just told me they found 11 polyps. My largest was 10mm. How did you get on.
Did you get it tested if it's cancerous or not?
Does it also happen in children below 6 years?
Yes, colorectal polyps can occur in children below 6 years, though they are relatively rare at this age.
I’ve Recently Had A Colonoscopy Done On July 14th & Had One Polyp Removed. My Follow Up Is Scheduled For Sep 2nd. But In The Meantime I Haven’t Heard Anything From The Physician. My Anxiety Is Running Rapid, To Be Honest. I’m Nervous, Scared, & My Thoughts Are Scattered. My Weight Is Maintaining, But My Nervousness Is Playing On My Appetite. Can You Pass Any Advice On My Predicament..?
Apky kya symptoms thy?
What were the results?
@@vortex-prays8090- Fortunately For Me The Polyp Th@ Was Removed Was Non-Cancerous…All Praise Due To The Father!
This is like looking at the Future.
does constipation cause polyps? does constipation cause cancer?
Constipation can cause piles and/or anal fissures. It doesnt cause polyps or cancer.
Thank you.
Facinating.
Sir my daughter age of 4.5 years
3 time done colonoscpey retina polyps but she feel pain
Everyone get checked especially if ur having issues I was 32 yo told my tumor had been there for 10 years judging the size good luck all cancer sucks so sorry 😢😇💪💪💪
Early detection is crucial for successful treatment. Regular check-ups can save lives ❤️
Can polyps be seen through ct Scan with contrast?
There's a specific ct scan for your colon I believe. I had an abdominal scan with contrast for a hernia and nothing was mentioned about polyps though I'm confident I have them.
Get a côlonoscopie it,s painless just make sure your bowl. are empty when you go drink plenty of water
@@OfficialGundem how do u know u have them?
@@MCfact1827 it’s hard to know but if you have problems with your stomach especially if it’s on-going then it’s a cause of concern.
You can get rid of polps naturally though.
@@funkyboi09 right....thats why I wanted to know how Runryu "knew he had them". When you say one can "get rid of polyps naturally"...can you please explain how?
I Just got my test down. HE IS A GOOD DOCTER.HE HAS TAKEING 3 of I said tumors I do not think it cancer .my you'll get: cancer in our family stomach cancer
Any update pls
Well let's see just got out of the hospital after having a tumor removed found out I have coloadenocarcinoma an aggressive cancer therea one tumor left they're saying I'm going to have to go through chemo im only 51 I have a history of cancer in my family father died of colon cancer just worried is all
How are you? Did you get better?
I have to admit, that middle-aged hipster avatar had a pretty sweet home hi-fi set up. I found myself a little envious
I had done ct scan with contrast in November 2020 but nothing was found still i have black stool with severe constipation and since last week I have abdomen again and now not getting bowel movements at all:(
You need to research and go on a water only fast NOW! STARVE yourself and you have a high risk of healing yourself! 3 days then work yourself up to a 7 day fast. Research Atophogy
@@truthseeker1833 if I fast I'll become more weak i am already a hyperthyroidism stage 2 + GENETIC calcium Kidney stones patient ! Bmi is 15.8 shown at under weight (severe thin)
I hope that you are receiving help from a doctor. That would be better than following some crazy recommendations from God-know-who on TH-cam. What is clear is that you definitely need PROFESSIONAL help. Perhaps you need to look carefully at what you are eating. Good nutrition is so important for good health. What goes in affects what comes out. Best wishes for the future.
@@malcolmledger176 i got solution i have to have only fiber food cause i have IBS THATS WHY I AM HAVING CHRONIC CONSTIPATION AND FOR HYPERTHYROIDISM I HAVE TO TO A SURGERY IN MY NECK AS ITS REACHED SEVERE STAGE and Kidney stones is also recoved now 🥺
@@alstondsouza4 I think that IBS needs medical advice as to what kind of fibre you need. If you are not careful, some kinds of fibre can CAUSE constipation, because of lack of sufficient water to keep the stool soft.
There are some videos on TH-cam given by doctors about IBS and constipation who might be able to help with your problem in a natural way. Perhaps you might have a look, before talking about them with your own doctor.
Sometimes just adding something simple to your diet can bring about a big change. I hope that your surgery goes well. It can be very stressful, I know. Good news about the kidney stones. Don't lose heart!
So, im searching about this bc i have prickly feces, im getting scared to go to the toilet. I thought it was bc of the feces, but i started to think maybe its something wrong with my intestines instead. Made an appointment with the doctor 😪 it will be so shameful
Why if you have polyps or others growing on the colon? ( not inside]
It can only grow inside your colon. You colon is inside!
@MultiBagram skin cancer
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This is so depressing
Why watch it then?
I have these and I’m 22
Consider eliminating all highly processed foods like pasta, refined grains, sugars, boxed and canned foods.
I had one at 22 as well..precancerous. Messed up at that age. Very unfair
@Helcaraxe
I have same issue like you do! I am 30 years old for 6 years i been having blood on stool that comes and goes, it happens more when i eat spicy or salty food!
@Helcaraxe My man I was 22 and with a lot of similar symptoms to you and they found 4 pre-cancerous polyps in me with a colonoscopy. There is a chance that what you have can develop into cancer, especially since you’ve had them for so long. You definitely should get a colonoscopy.
Sir plz help me
How are you now
10/10
can you please make a video of corona virus
No
Just no
Just take piss beside a tree, if you see to many ants gathering you got to much suger in your blood! If you can smell your piss that means you got no corona!
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Gd info thnx fr the video
I'd rather die than get an examination
You will change your mind if you will be going through dying, but then it will be too late ...
It’s not that bad at all with sedation.
I've done it twice and it's a non-event. They have you count down from 10, you blink, and the next thing you know you are in a different room and they are telling you you are done. It's easy.
I did it the other day..I was on mild sedation...it wasn't too bad..I had multiple polyps and now waiting for the result of the biopsy..
@@bimbimmarco304 have money this month
im here because i cant feel hunger anymore -.-
Im 27 and Im here because I feel nauseas and pain on my right side
@@id7843 just go to your doctor. my doctor said i need to stop sleeping after i ate some food
@@id7843 Could be gallstones
I am the same I just dont really have an appetite and only eat occasionally coz I have to feed my body u suppose, and i dont get the urge to eat the things i would normally like to have. Only every so often I feel hungry and when I do I normsly just have done toast or cereal as have to appetite or want to eat anything else. And constant nausea feeling.
So you're saying my cigarettes is coming down through my lungs and going out my butt that's why I have cancer because of my cigarettes sorry I don't believe that I think you guys just threw that in there now for dealing with now throat cancer thyroid cancer lung cancer throat or nose cancer I can understand but come on man
Bladder cancer is more common among smokers as well.
@@diannespalding6542 yes smoking causes many problems. The poison is going thru the entire body
Cancer cells can spread to other areas of the body.
@@SI-ln6tc yeah I'm not saying that but I'm saying it there could be numerous reasons why they have cancer it could run in their family it could be genetic I mean just to pinpoint it on smoking I mean I would like to know what other factors so you have a healthy person that doesn't have a family history of cancer doesn't smoke and gets cancer honestly I just think when it's your time to go it's your time to go
When you inhale, the tobacco enters the bloodstream through your lungs and then to the rest of your body. Every cell, in every organ of your body is exposed to the tobacco you are inhaling all day long, 24/7 & 365. After years of tobacco abuse, damage is likely to occur. Some people are more predisposed than others for certain cancers.
A family friend was a heavy smoker and drinker. He suffered for about 3 years with colon, liver, and kidney cancer. He eventually died in his prime, at 48 years old, leaving behind a wife and 4 young children.
My mother was a heavy smoker (2-3 packs per day) for 45 years. She quit smoking at 62 years old, but she did a lot of damage all those years.
She first had lung cancer diagnosis at 79 years old, had surgery (for tumor removal) and went through chemo. She was cancer free for 6 years.
The cancer returned after 6 years, but this time it had spread throughout her entire left lung and, of course, inoperable. She died at 85 years old.
While 85 is considered old, she was otherwise healthy, without any other illness. No high blood pressure or diabetes, just the cancer. She probably would have lived to be 100 years old, because she was a very strong woman and was active all her life.
So don't be fooled into thinking smoking is not the cause of cancer, because it is. It shortens your life, unnecessarily. Thinking otherwise is just being in a state of denial to justify your habit.
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They found 3 polyps very small
How are you now
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“I have a vewwy good fweind in Wome named Biggus Villous.”
So much misinformation over the cause and best treatment.
Hope you find it helpful.
Avoid red meats? I’m doomed! ;(
It's a known fact...that a heavy diet of red meat is cancer causing. Anyone can take 19 seconds to look it up.
@@MCfact1827 nope. Go read further, no china study sputum.
@@charlotteh8174 what? I looked it up and China study stutum didn't say anything about cancer.
The IARC classifies red meat as a Group 2A carcinogen, which is described as ‘probably carcinogenic to humans’.
So are your victims. Yet you don't seem to care. Go vegan.
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Great Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you thought about - Yenamilla Sniffing Reformed (probably on Google)? It is an awesome one off product for curing nasal polyps permanently and naturally minus the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my work colleague after many years got amazing results with it.
Too bad you need to update this. New findings show no correlation of a polyp to cancer.
Thank you for the update. We'll review the latest research to ensure our information reflects current findings.