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Oct 2, 2025

4 min

At what age does a woman no longer need a colonoscopy?

For average-risk adults, including women, the American Cancer Society and other health bodies recommend regular colorectal cancer screening until age 75. However, the decision of at what age does a woman no longer need a colonoscopy becomes more nuanced after this point, based on individual health and life expectancy.

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Oct 2, 2025

4 min

How often should I have a colonoscopy after 70?

The incidence of colorectal cancer increases significantly with age, yet screening guidelines shift for adults over 70. Understanding how often should I have a colonoscopy after 70 requires weighing the potential benefits of early detection against the increased procedural risks for older individuals.

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