I lost a brother and a sister to colon cancer. She was 41, he was 59.

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Aug 2, 2015
12:44:52pm

John Doe

I lost a brother and a sister to colon cancer. She was 41, he was 59.

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John Doe

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Time

Question for those with knowledge experience with

DrBYU

8/2/15 11:13am

are you a doctor?

mosterlow

8/2/15 11:17am

My buddy's wife has colon cancer issues in her family. She's had polyps removed

8/2/15 11:17am

You're thinking of the prostate. The colon is the large intestine.

KingDave

8/2/15 11:32am

No I know both body parts and personally have them checked

DrBYU

8/2/15 11:54am

Here's some good basic info

KingDave

8/2/15 12:04pm

Most likely there are obstruction of bleeding issues to be dealt with

jrj84105

8/2/15 11:48am

Suck. Colon cancer is a bad one

Harrison0Yfan

8/2/15 11:49am

my grandma died of colon cancer she was 45 it happens

molodyets

8/2/15 12:01pm

RE: Question for those with knowledge experience with

SJS

8/2/15 12:08pm

I work at Huntsman Cancer Hospital...

8/2/15 12:39pm

I lost a brother and a sister to colon cancer. She was 41, he was 59.

John Doe

8/2/15 12:44pm

No need for a second opinion

Medute

8/2/15 1:05pm

Thanks to all for advise. She goes in tomorrow to have

DrBYU

8/2/15 1:30pm

Given her age, especially if they have children, they need to make sure...

jrj84105

8/2/15 7:57pm

The common recommendation for colon cancer screening is to start at age 50

kccougar

8/2/15 2:58pm

Just talked to him and learned more

DrBYU

8/2/15 6:47pm

RE: Just talked to him and learned more

SJS

8/2/15 6:48pm

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