Having A Close Look At The Numerous Types Of Colorectal Cancer Screening

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Written By Brandon Shavers

Identifying the abnormalities in the stool is the primary purpose of colonoscopy screening. Some of the most popular at-home screening options include Fecal Immunochemical Test, Fecal Occult Blood Test, and DNA Stool Examinations. These screening procedures help diagnose the inner regions of the colon. Furthermore, the reliability of other methods like sigmoidoscopy and virtual colonoscopy is on the rise.

**Disclaimer: This blog content does not offer a doctor's advice and creates no relationship between any patient and care provider.

Brandon Shavers
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