Hard to know: The colon is part of your intestine so i'm not sure what your son was really told. I suspect that he was told he has a malrotation (though this is difficult to tell from colonoscopy). This is a dangerous condition and needs to be surgically corrected asap- to be able to say more i'd need to know the medical terms that were used.
Answered 6/5/2013
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Malrotation: Of the bowel can cause problems in the future but many people remain symptom free. Discuss with a qualified colorectal surgeon or GI surgeon. Malrotation occurs in the womb so the bowel is not in the normal position. Obstruction or blockage can be a problem and would require surery to fix. How old is your son now?
Answered 6/10/2014
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