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I read an article that said if you get a sessile serrated polyp, even after removal, you chances of getting colon cancer increase by 75%. It also says chances of mortality also increases by 75%. Any truth to this?
I had small multiple polyps in my sigmoid colon, and erosion seen at rectum, decending colon. Is there a highrisk for cancer, please help?
So my colon.Showed redundant colon and i had what they told me was a "moderate cancer risk sessile polyp" i eat healthy no ca in family im only27, why?
39 y/o F. History of non cancerous polyps in family. Colonoscopy dr removed two sessile polyps. 1)3cm non bleeding in proximal transverse colon. 2)6mm sessile non bleeding in descending colon.Dr said doesnt look suspicious. Sent to pathology. Worry?
46,healthy male,5 ft 8,136 lbs, healthy diet and exercise.Colonoscopy was done as I am older than 45. Results: A single 4 mm,sessile polyp in proximal descending colon. Resection and removal were complete.Worried that polyp could be cancer. Comments?
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