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Preventative Eating: Colon Cancer

Preventative Eating: Colon Cancer We’re all familiar with the age-old adage, “You are what you eat”.  It’s something our elders would tell us in an effort to ply us with fibrous vegetables rather than the easygoing processed junk that would’ve sated our childhood tastes.   As adults ourselves now, it is important to not only … Read More

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Managing Hemorrhoids

Posted by on February 6th, 2018

  Struggling with hemorrhoid pain and discomfort? You aren’t alone. By the age of 50, more than half of all adults will have experienced hemorrhoids at least once. The good news is that this condition is almost never dangerous. And with a combination of lifestyle changes, over-the-counter remedies, and medical attention, symptoms can usually be … Read More

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Colorectal Cancer Screening

Anal Cancer Overview

Posted by on January 6th, 2018

Like many forms of cancer, anal cancer causes few to no symptoms in its earliest stages. However, like virtually every disease out there, anal cancer can be treated most easily and effectively when it is detected in its earliest stages. And that is precisely why patient education is so crucial. Though professional medical consultations are … Read More

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Hemorrhoids: Everything That You Should Know

Chronic Constipation Q&A

Posted by on November 27th, 2017

Chronic Constipation Q&A   When it happens once, constipation can be an annoying, uncomfortable, and all-around unpleasant experience. When it occurs day after day for a prolonged period of time, this health condition can affect your life in many ways. For example, people who suffer from chronic constipation often find themselves shying away from activities … Read More

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Can Colon Polyps be Prevented?

Can Colon Polyps be Prevented?

Posted by on August 10th, 2017

Can Colon Polyps be Prevented? Oftentimes completely painless and asymptomatic, colon polyps are noncancerous growths that occur throughout the lower digestive tract and usually end up being completely harmless. However, they are still a reason for concern, because, if left untreated, some colon polyps can develop into cancerous growths. Moreover, even noncancerous polyps can eventually … Read More

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5 Reasons why Patients Avoid Colonoscopies

5 Reasons why Patients Avoid Colonoscopies It is a procedure that takes as little as 20 minutes and could potentially save your life. In fact, it has been scientifically proven to save the lives of thousands every year. And most patients who do it report little to no discomfort. All the same, colonoscopies have received … Read More

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Hemorrhoids: Everything That You Should Know

Hemorrhoids: Everything That You Should Know Are you experiencing problems with hemorrhoids? You’re not alone. Approximately 75% of adults experience hemorrhoids at least once during their lifetime — and for some, this can become a chronic problem. Thankfully, hemorrhoids usually go away on their own, and there are many treatment options available that can reduce … Read More

Colorectal Cancer Screening

Colorectal Cancer Screening

Posted by on June 27th, 2017

Colorectal Cancer Screening   According to the American Cancer Society, there is “95,520 new cases of colon cancer,” estimated for 2017. It is the third most common cancer excluding skin cancer in the United States. The disease affects both men and women. The discovery of and spread of the colorectal cancer can be prevented through … Read More

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Colon Polyps and What to Do About Them   The division of cells in your body is a natural and constant process. As your cells die, your body races to replace them. However, sometimes your body continues to create cells in places where new cells aren’t yet needed. As the cells build up, they will … Read More

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Colorectal cancer screening

The Importance of Colorectal Cancer Screenings Colorectal Cancer can be an uncomfortable subject to discuss, but it is important nonetheless. When it its early stages, colorectal cancer is highly treatable. At this time, there are likely no symptoms, and no way of you knowing whether you have it or not. As the disease progresses, symptoms … Read More

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