myCARE Blut im Stuhl-Test zur Darmkrebsvorsorge

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Why is the test important to me right now?
95% of all colon cancer diseases originate from first benign prestages, so-called polyps. For this reason, this type of cancer is one of the few, in which the tumour formation can be prevented by appropriate precaution: if the polyp is found in time and removed by the doctor, the formation of colon cancer can be prevented.

How is the test carried out?
The chair sample is collected by means of a sample and inserted into a sample container pre-filled with buffer and shaken. The sample mixture is then dripped onto a test cassette for evaluation.

What does the result tell me?
If the test shows a positive result (two lines in the result field), you can assume that blood is in your chair. Doctors need clarification. Blood may also have other causes (e.g. haemorrhoids). If the doctor detects polyps, the main decision of their size is the risk of intestinal cancer.

Why is prevention so important?
Intestinal molypes usually do not cause discomfort and can be left unnoticed for many years. Early detection of colon cancer is particularly important: the chances of survival are over 90% if the cancer is already recognised and treated at the early stages.

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1 Testkassette, 1 Probenfläschchen, Gebrauchsanweisung

Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers with around 57,000 cases in Germany and approx. 5,000 diseases in Austria. The chance of survival is over 90% if the cancer is recognised and treated at an early stage.
Early detection is therefore the most effective way to combat colon cancer. Since the evidence of intestinal cancer usually does not cause pain, they are easily treated as sensitivities disorders, which makes early detection even more important. Intestinal polypools are a precursor of intestinal cancer, which can be detectable or not visible to the eye.
The optimal precaution is the intestinal reflection. In addition to this, this immunological blood in the chair test is a modern diagnostic product. The high hit rate (sensitivity) of the immunological process is clinically tested and proven by studies.
This test allows the detection of invisible (so-called occult) blood in the stool. Special diet regulations do not need to be complied with. The test detects specific and accurate human bleeding and is not affected by food.
The development of intestinal polymers can only be prevented by regular preventive examinations, since the cause of this is largely unclear. From 40th onwards. The year of age is a useful annual test for occult blood. If intestinal polymers have been diagnosed in parents or siblings (first degree relatives) the test should be carried out more early and more frequently – there is a possible risk of hereditary predisposition.