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When undergoing Colonoscopy — aside from preparation and diet restrictions, one critical factor that ensures a successful procedure is patient positioning. How a patient is positioned affects not only the visibility of the colon but also the comfort, safety, and accuracy of the entire examination.…

After having a Colonoscopy, it’s normal for your digestive system to feel a bit sensitive, as the lining of your colon has just been thoroughly cleaned and examined. For this reason, what you eat after plays a crucial role in soothing the gut, rehydrating your body,…

A colonoscopy is one of the most effective ways to detect early signs of colorectal cancer. It’s typically done as a screening procedure—to check for abnormalities like polyps or unusual tissue growths before they turn into something serious.  By using an endoscope, (a thin, flexible…

Cancers in the digestive system often progress quietly. Early symptoms are subtle, frequently mistaken for common digestive issues such as acid reflux, bloating, or indigestion. Because of this, many cases are only discovered once the disease has advanced.To detect these conditions early, doctors often recommend…