Why Does Pilonidal Disease Happen?
A common problem for people who sit for extended periods of time, pilonidal cysts have characteristics and complications that are unique. Learn how to deal with them if they’re a recurring problem for you.
2016 Beers 4 Rears Fundraiser
Thank you to everyone that participated in and donated to this year’s Beers 4 Rears fundraiser at Dry Dock Brewery! We had a RECORD turn out! All proceeds made last night will support colon cancer awareness, help fund local patient’s colonoscopies who are uninsured or under insured, and fund programs for persons currently going through cancer treatment.
Dr. Perryman and her staff will also be participating in the Colon Cancer Alliance‘s Undy Walk/Run on June 25th, 2016 at City Park in Denver, CO. See directions below on how to join or donate to our team, The Healthy Hiney! This year over 100,000 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Half of those lives could be saved with preventative screenings!
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