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What are the tests for hereditary colorectal cancer?
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Usual: Se as for non hereditary , a colonoscopy is best. If you are high risk it is usually recommended tat the testing start earlier than age 50 , the specific age depending on the circumstances.
Answered 5/27/2012
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