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Hi i am a 21 year old male and i am new here. i have no family history of colon cancer or colon problems but my grandfather had kidney cancer got his kidney removed and caught lymphoma and ended up dying from it at 61. about 2 weeks ago, i was on vacation
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Your question: was cut off. Please try again but w/a shorter and more direct question. Fear of cancer is fairly common and your concern is respected but a doctor visit would be best. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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