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about colon cancer screening options if you live in england if you live in england: the nhs bowel cancer screening programme (bcsp) automatically sends everyone aged 60 to 74 who is registered with a gp a home bowel cancer screening kit every two years. if you're 75 or over, you can request a kit every two years. the screening kit used in england is the faecal immunochemical test kit – known as the fit kit. you collect a small sample of stool on a small plastic stick and put it into the sample bottle and post it to a lab for testing. more details can be found at if blood is found in your sample you'll be offered an appointment to discuss having a colonoscopy to look for the cause. a colonoscopy is where a thin tube with a camera inside is passed into your bottom to look for signs of bowel cancer. the specialist uses a thin flexible tube (a colonoscope) with a tiny camera on the end to look inside your bowel and remove any small growths called polyps. they also use the colonoscope to check the bowel for cancer.
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