A stool (poo) test to look for signs of bowel cancer.
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Around 43,000 new cases of bowel cancer will be diagnosed in men and women in the UK every year. It is the 4th most commonly diagnosed cancer in the country. It is easy to diagnose by measuring blood in the stool which can indicate abnormalities in the bowel, as bowel abnormalities are more likely to bleed than normal tissue. You may wish to consider a bowel cancer test if you have had signs of bleeding, are over the age of 60 or you are concerned about your bowel health. If cancer is diagnosed at an earlier stage, treatments are more likely to be effective.
Our bowel cancer test identifies possible signs of bowel disease or cancer. The test is able to detect small amounts of blood in your faeces (poo) which you would not normally be able to see or be aware of. You will be required to provide a stool sample. Once we have your stool sample it will be sent to our accredited country laboratory for fast and accurate analysis.
If your Bowel Cancer test results are positive you should see a doctor. A positive result may indicate bleeding in your digestive tract but does not necessarily mean you have cancer. There are other conditions that may produce a positive result such as ulcers, haemorrhoids, polyps, and benign tumours. You may need further follow up procedures to locate the source of the bleeding and ensure treatment success. Better2Know can organise private consultations across the country with our network of skilled doctors.
To book your test, please click "Get Started" or call Better2Know on the number above. A member of our dedicated Patient Services team will be available to answer any questions and organise your booking. Better2Know provides a wide range of screens and health tests across the country. For your convenience, our welcoming and experienced team are available 24/7.
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