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Diagnostic Colonoscopy

Used to check for symptoms like unexplained abdominal pain, bleeding, or changes in bowel habits.

Screening Colonoscopy

A routine procedure, often recommended for adults over 45, to detect early signs of colorectal cancer before symptoms appear

Therapeutic Colonoscopy

Used to treat conditions like removing polyps, controlling bleeding, or widening narrowed areas of the colon

Virtual Colonoscopy

A non-invasive imaging procedure that uses CT scans to create detailed images of the colon, often for patients

What Is Colonoscopy?

A colonoscopy is a medical procedure used to examine the inside of the colon (large intestine) and rectum. It’s performed using a flexible tube with a camera, called a colonoscope, which is inserted through the rectum. The colonoscope allows the doctor (called a gastroenterologist) to view the lining of the colon and detect any abnormalities

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Our Colonoscopy Service?

A colonoscopy service typically refers to a medical service or facility that provides colonoscopy procedures for the detection, screening, and diagnosis of conditions related to the colon and rectum.

  • Screening & Diagnostics

    It is also used to diagnose symptoms such as chronic abdominal pain, bleeding from the rectum, unexplained weight loss, or changes in bowel habits.

  • Post-Procedure Care

    After the colonoscopy, patients are typically monitored for a short period while the sedatives wear off. The procedure itself is minimally invasive, so recovery is usually quick.

  • Service Offerings

    Many clinics offer colonoscopy as part of routine screenings, especially for patients over 50 or those with risk factors.

Colonoscopy Process

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Consultation & Scheduling

Your doctor will review your symptoms or screening needs and schedule the colonoscopy.

Consultation & Scheduling

Day of the Procedure

Arrive with an empty stomach and colon as instructed

Day of the Procedure

Bowel Preparation

A prescribed laxative is taken to completely empty the colon for clear visibility

Bowel Preparation

Results & Follow-Up

Biopsy or polyp results (if taken) are typically available within a week

Results & Follow-Up

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Frequently Asked Questions

A colonoscopy is a medical procedure that uses a long, flexible tube with a camera (colonoscope) to examine the inner lining of your colon (large intestine) and rectum.

It is used to:

  • Screen for colon cancer

  • Investigate intestinal symptoms like bleeding, pain, or chronic diarrhea

  • Remove polyps or take biopsies for further testing

You will need to:

  • Follow a clear liquid diet 24 hours before

  • Take a bowel prep (laxatives) to clean out your colon

  • Stop certain medications as directed by your doctor

Most patients are sedated and don’t feel pain. You might feel bloated or have mild cramping afterward.