for your health screen time screening and lifestyle changes are the best steps toward lowering the risk of colorectal cancer could also be a sign of something serious," bowel movements that lasts for more than two costco connection hile colonoscopies are often the stuff funny about colorectal cancer the american cancer society cases of colorectal cancer were diagnosed in costco members will find healthful cessation items over-the-counter products and prescription items in costco ware- houses and at costco.com what is it? colorectal cancer is actually two types of how can you lower the risks? there are several things you can do • don't smoke • maintain a healthy weight and exercise regularly limit how much red meat you eat • limit alcohol recommendations you can dramatically reduce your risk of dying from colorectal cancer regardless of which test you pick," says wender the acs recently changed its recommenda- tion for the age of initial screening from 50 to orectal cancer in people under 50 are armed with information and committed to long way toward protecting your health who's at risk? "everyone is at some risk for developing second-leading cancer killer in the u.s.” you have a family member who's had colorectal cancer or polyps or a relative who developed and wellness what are the symptoms? "almost all cases of colorectal cancer begin as precancerous growths called polyps," wender goals of screening is to remove polyps before cancers before they can do harm.” since polyps and most early cancers cause "if you notice blood when you have a bowel screening types there are a few differ- ent types of screening involves cleaning out your bowels in prepa- ration for an examining scope procedure which takes place while you are sedated fecal immu- bowel movement with • ct colonography also requires preclean- colonoscopy.-dlm
