How do we reduce the death rate from bowel and rectal cancer??

Dr.. Orwa Muhammad Hani

This is how we reduce the death rate from bowel and rectal cancer by up to 70%.
An important and large German study on bowel and rectal cancer advised all 50-year-olds to undergo an endoscopy. If the results are good and no changes appear or polyps form, then the examination can be re-examined after ten years, i.e. at the age of sixty, and this early examination helps reduce the death rate of 70% of this cancer. Those who cannot perform endoscopy can at least examine the stool annually between the ages of 50 and 54 Then every two years. In the event that a trace of blood is discovered, then an endoscopy must be performed to find out its cause if the cancer is behind it.
In the case of bowel cancer in a family member, the situation is different. And then the intestinal endoscopy should be performed at shorter intervals.