Colonoscopy
Hello all, I had my 1st year post colon cancer. The gastrologist took a biopsy of the surgical site, but said he didn't expect to have any bad results indicating to me it was a routine thing he did. There were no polyps and the resection surgery I had done a year ago healed nicely his words. Is it routine to have a biopsy done that first year colonoscopy?
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just had my surgery week ago.
for stage 1.And yes I will need colonoscopy every year for the next 5 years. Preventive measures.
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I was diagnosed with Stage I rectal cancer treated with TEM. I am starting surveillance phase sigmoidoscopy and CT scans every six months .
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They checked with quite a few biopsies, but mainly in my liver, starting a year after my colectomy. They did my lung as well later, it's a good way to double-check anything that seems odd. One time it came negative and the surgeon still said he wanted whatever was growing out, cancer or not.
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