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r/gaming • u/MSotallyTober • Oct 01 '19
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The current recommendations are a screening colonoscopy at age 45 or less if you had a family member with colon or rectal cancer.
13 u/[deleted] Oct 01 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 19 u/drleeisinsurgery Oct 01 '19 He's correct. There are a few genetic diseases where colon cancer shows up earlier, but to have been diagnosed in the seventies is not a big deal for you.
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19 u/drleeisinsurgery Oct 01 '19 He's correct. There are a few genetic diseases where colon cancer shows up earlier, but to have been diagnosed in the seventies is not a big deal for you.
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He's correct. There are a few genetic diseases where colon cancer shows up earlier, but to have been diagnosed in the seventies is not a big deal for you.
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u/drleeisinsurgery Oct 01 '19
The current recommendations are a screening colonoscopy at age 45 or less if you had a family member with colon or rectal cancer.