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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?
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Many reasons: I would worry about familial polyposis or lynch syndrome. You should have a repeat colonoscopy in a year. Someone should evaluate your family history and see if you might be a candidate for genetic testing.
Answered 7/19/2013
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