The colon plays an important part in the health of a human being. You try not going to the toilet for two weeks and see how you feel. The build up of waste can kill in a short space of time. If a cancer is preventable, like in colon cancer, people try to prevent it as early as possible. Who wants elongated stuff shoved up their butt? Prevention is better than cure.
Colon cancer has become a major killer in this country, I know several people who now have their feces collected in a bag in their side because they had to have part of their colon removed.
Doctors now realize that if a person has a colonoscopy to remove any polyps that may be in the colon it will prevent the person from getting colon cancer, which can be deadly.
I saw a guy on TV news that had managed to get a Beer Bottle in there. They showed the X Rey to! I think he was American as littering is a serious offence there!
The older you get…the only thing left to bit-h about is when was the last time you went. It seems to be a top and common thing to talk about in nursing homes among the elders. (I worked a nursing home once)
The colon plays an important part in the health of a human being. You try not going to the toilet for two weeks and see how you feel. The build up of waste can kill in a short space of time. If a cancer is preventable, like in colon cancer, people try to prevent it as early as possible. Who wants elongated stuff shoved up their butt? Prevention is better than cure.
Colon cancer has become a major killer in this country, I know several people who now have their feces collected in a bag in their side because they had to have part of their colon removed.
Doctors now realize that if a person has a colonoscopy to remove any polyps that may be in the colon it will prevent the person from getting colon cancer, which can be deadly.
maybe because that is something important to care about
I saw a guy on TV news that had managed to get a Beer Bottle in there. They showed the X Rey to! I think he was American as littering is a serious offence there!
The older you get…the only thing left to bit-h about is when was the last time you went. It seems to be a top and common thing to talk about in nursing homes among the elders. (I worked a nursing home once)