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Thank you so much for your kindness I am researching doctors at nyu. I am nervous about undergoing surgery and anesthesia. But, on the otherhand I don't want to be awake
i am a 72 year old , non smoking , healthy man, with no cancer history. i had
a positive cologuard, and the most stressful part of it, was the fact i could not get to my colonoscopy for a couple months.
but i had the colonoscopy and i had, blessidly a couple non cancerous polyps.
in retrospect i realize it is better to have a false positive with cologuard than
a false negative.
when i got my bill, i was charged for the polyp removal. it is extra. i asked the
doctor at my follow up if i could have the polyps restored, to save the charge?
just kidding.
Good luck
Sam Cohen
Highlands, North Carolina