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Rest, rehydrate, eat lightly, and watch out for any unusual pain or bleeding after your colonoscopy procedure. Colonoscopy recovery is usually quick, with most people resuming normal activity the next ...

Colonoscopy prep is often considered the most dreaded part of colorectal cancer screening. Yet, with smart planning and a few practical strategies, the process can be significantly more tolerable.

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