In this previously recorded Facebook live, Dr. Angela Nusloch, Dr. Matthew Giglia and Dr. Kevin P. Cowley discuss Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
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00:00 - Title Screen Opening
2:05 - Introduction
3:59 - What is colorectal cancer?
4:29 - Common symptoms of colorectal cancer
5:48 - Paying attention to your bowel movements
6:27 - Why are colorectal screenings important?
7:43 - Are screenings only necessary if you have symptoms?
8:45 - The age patients should get screened for colon cancer
9:55 - Options for colorectal cancer screening
11:25 - Are men more likely to get colorectal cancer?
12:11 - Is colorectal cancer preventable?
14:23 - Are certain ethnic groups more at risk for colon cancer?
15:28 - Lifestyle changes to help prevent colon cancer
17:00 - Myth: People with a family history only get colon cancer
18:28 - When to get screened if colon cancer runs in the family
20:18 - Is colon cancer deadly because it's caught late?
21:46 - Should people under 50 get screened for colon cancer?
24:04 - When should children get screened for colon cancer?
26:03 - What age should people start getting colonoscopies?
26:47 - Should people with a history of cancer get an early colonoscopy?
27:46 - What to expect when preparing for a colonoscopy
29:12 - Are colonoscopies uncomfortable?
31:01 - Is IBS a precursor to colorectal cancer?
34:00 - Next step if something is found during a colonoscopy
36:36 - Why should you see a colorectal surgeon?
38:25 - Recovery time for colorectal surgery
40:11 - Do people feel pain after colorectal surgery?
41:30 - Are at home colon cancer tests accurate?
44:46 - Why it's important people understand colorectal cancer
48:20 - Conclusion
