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Anxiety Before Your Colonoscopy?

Anxiety before your colonoscopy is not abnormal, especially if it is your first one! We would like to take a couple minutes to ease your concerns and answer a few frequently asked questions we receive about colonoscopy procedures.

So, let’s break it down (and hopefully ease your anxiety before your colonoscopy).

Our suggestion: Stick with the tried-and-true, gold seal COLONOSCOPY. YOU are worth it.

To schedule your colonoscopy or have questions answered, call the office of Dr. Lisa A. Perryman, board-certified colon & rectal specialist, at (303)840-8822, or go to www.ColoradoColon.com.

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