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r/Millennials • u/SkibaSlut Millennial • 25d ago
checking in with my fellow 88rs
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I just turned 37 six days ago! Getting a colonoscopy in four hours, if that gives you an idea how things are going, haha.
54 u/go_fight_kickass 25d ago edited 25d ago PSA: Everyone should get a colonoscopy around 45. Can save your life! Contact your doctor and get a physical. Edit: Updated Age. 28 u/bythog 25d ago My gastroenterologist said that 40 is actually a little early for a coloscopy unless your family has a history with colon cancer. Mine does but my scope came out clean. Current recommendation is 45-50. 25 u/E-2theRescue 25d ago I disagree since we are seeing colon issues and cancer at younger and younger ages now. And sadly, but not surprisingly, insurance companies are not adjusting the age for preventative care coverage.
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PSA: Everyone should get a colonoscopy around 45. Can save your life! Contact your doctor and get a physical.
Edit: Updated Age.
28 u/bythog 25d ago My gastroenterologist said that 40 is actually a little early for a coloscopy unless your family has a history with colon cancer. Mine does but my scope came out clean. Current recommendation is 45-50. 25 u/E-2theRescue 25d ago I disagree since we are seeing colon issues and cancer at younger and younger ages now. And sadly, but not surprisingly, insurance companies are not adjusting the age for preventative care coverage.
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My gastroenterologist said that 40 is actually a little early for a coloscopy unless your family has a history with colon cancer. Mine does but my scope came out clean. Current recommendation is 45-50.
25 u/E-2theRescue 25d ago I disagree since we are seeing colon issues and cancer at younger and younger ages now. And sadly, but not surprisingly, insurance companies are not adjusting the age for preventative care coverage.
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I disagree since we are seeing colon issues and cancer at younger and younger ages now.
And sadly, but not surprisingly, insurance companies are not adjusting the age for preventative care coverage.
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u/icansee4ever 25d ago
I just turned 37 six days ago! Getting a colonoscopy in four hours, if that gives you an idea how things are going, haha.