colonoscopy​ 6.6 35

Wiki Article

Colonoscopy in Singapore is a safe and effective way to check for polyps, inflammation, bleeding, or tumours in the large intestine. If you have symptoms like persistent abdominal pain, blood in stool, or unexplained weight loss, your doctor may recommend a colonoscopy regardless of age.

A colonoscopy involves inserting a thin, flexible tube with a camera (colonoscope) through the rectum to examine the lining of the colon. Patients are sedated to minimise discomfort, and most recover quickly with minimal side effects.

Preparation includes fasting and drinking a prescribed bowel-cleansing solution the day before to ensure a clear view during the exam.

Colonoscopy is available at most major hospitals and specialist clinics in Singapore such as SGH, NUH, Mount Elizabeth, Parkway East, website Raffles Hospital, and private gastroenterology centres. The cost can range from subsidised rates in public hospitals (with referral) to higher prices at private centres, especially if additional procedures like polyp removal are needed.

For anyone experiencing bowel symptoms or seeking peace of mind, a colonoscopy is a reliable way to protect your health—early detection saves lives.

Report this wiki page