During a sigmoidoscopy, the rectum and lower part of the large intestine are inspected. The sigmoid colon is the medical term for the lowest part of the large intestine. The sigmoid colon terminates at the rectum. Waste that has collected in your rectum exits your body when you have a bowel movement. One way to check for growths or colorectal cancer is via a sigmoidoscopy. This includes polyps, which are very small tumors. Polyps, however, have the capacity to transform into cancer. This examination may also be utilized to identify the underlying cause of digestive problems. These might entail bleeding, changes in bowel habits, or other problems. In this experiment, a thin, flexible tube has a light and camera installed on one end of it. Your doctor inserts this end into your ear. Then, it is progressively pushed up through the rectum until it reaches the lower colon. They can see what's going on inside the colon using a little scope on the tube or a video display.
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