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Utah dad Tanner Martin gave a glimpse into life with colon cancer at a young age as he documented his journey to becoming a father and living with the illness before his death at 30 years old.

In 2021, the recommended age for a colonoscopy for someone at average risk was lowered to 45 from 50, after data showed a 15% rise in people 40 to 49.

The Test With a colonoscopy, your doctor can see inside your entire colon and rectum. The day prior to the test, you will need to thoroughly clean your colon with laxatives.

A colonoscopy examination revealed a malignant growth (cancer) of the caecum (lowermost part of the right side of the colon), which is notorious for presenting as anaemia to start with.

A physician from MUSC in downtown Charleston says November, known as Men’s Health Awareness Month, is a good opportunity to talk about the need for colon cancer screening.