My Child Needs a Colonoscopy — What Should I Know?
We’re here to help you understand the colonoscopy process for your child. You’ll learn what to expect during the procedure, why it’s important, and how to support your child before, during, and after the exam. Our goal is to ensure you both feel comfortable and informed every step of the way.
The colon — also known as the large intestine — is where stool is formed, stored, and then pushed out.
A colonoscopy is a test uses a small tube with a mounted camera and light on it to look directly at the lining of the colon. Your child may need a colonoscopy if they have blood in their stool, diarrhea, or abdominal pain.
Prepare for your Child's Colonoscopy
These steps can help make your child feel more comfortable and ready for their colonoscopy.
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