Not unless history. : Polyps and/or colon cancer usually take a long time to develop, practically a lifetime. They are the result of a long period of dietary intake of animal fats, and not enough fiber. This means toxins are not removed fast enough and cause these changes. The exception is if one has a family history of one of the polyposis syndromes, like familial polyposis coli, and they get cancer by 40.
Answered 9/20/2012
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Not over night: Transformation of polyp to cancer takes long time in most of the cases , that is the reason surveillance colonoscopy is done couple of years later, people with low immunity the tumor growth will be will be rapid.
Answered 3/26/2013
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