Colonoscopy Test Treatment in Turkey

David Iyer, a 58-year-old accountant, had...

David Iyer, a 58-year-old accountant, had always been diligent about his health but felt a growing sense of dread about turning 60, the age his father was diagnosed with colon cancer. For several months, he noticed subtle changes: occasional bright red blood on the toilet paper, unexplained fatigue, and a persistent, mild cramping in his lower abdomen. He initially dismissed it as stress or hemorrhoids, but the symptoms lingered. During his annual physical, his primary care physician, noting David's family history and symptoms, strongly recommended a consultation with a gastroenterologist. Dr. Sharma confirmed the need for a screening colonoscopy. The preparation was challenging for David; the clear liquid diet made him irritable, and the laxative regimen was deeply unpleasant, filling him with anxiety about the procedure itself. On the day, the sedation made the test a blur. He woke up to Dr. Sharma's reassuring smile, who informed him they had found and removed two benign polyps, preventing them from potentially becoming cancerous. After a brief recovery where he felt groggy and gassy, David went home feeling physically drained but emotionally unburdened. The intense anxiety and fear of the unknown that had plagued him for weeks lifted, replaced by profound relief and a sense of empowerment. He felt he had honored his father's memory by taking proactive control of his health.