No: Colon cancer is at your age of 36 is 0.25%(2.5 chances in 1000)over the next 10 years ,9.2 chances in 1000 over next 20 yrs. So the answer is it is very RARE for your age.If you are having colon symptoms see your doctor.Good luck.
Answered 1/26/2015
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Not common: The disease, a complication associated with inflammatory bowel disease is more frequent as a field effect which has developed in the bowel secondary to viral entry such as the polyoma virus. The normal cells begin to genetically transform and eventually result in carcinoma most prevalent in the 50's and 60's years of age. A select, small polypoid group can also transform to Ca.
Answered 9/15/2014
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