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Your doctor may suggest you have a colonoscopy every 5 years. But if you then have a colonoscopy that finds no polyps at all, you may be able to stop this screening. If you've had 3 or 4 polyps, or at least one that was more than 1cm across, you have a moderate (intermediate) risk of bowel cancer.olyps in the bowel. If you have had polyps removed from your bowel in the past, your doctor may suggest that you have a sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy every so often. This is to pick up any more polyps before they develop into an invasive cancer.
Depending on the specific case, Dr. Sandborn advises colonoscopies every one to two years, beginning 8 to 10 years after diagnosis. Because people with ulcerative colitis have an increased risk of colon cancer, routine colonoscopies are critical for detection of precancerous or cancerous cells in the colon.5.. Use an experienced surgeon. If you are among the 20 percent or more of ulcerative colitis patients who will have surgery, be sure to select an experienced surgeon. âPatients do best in high-volume surgical centers, or centers of excellence,â said Dr. Robin McLeod of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto.