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When should preventive colon checkups begin for someone with a family history of cancer?

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When should preventive colon checkups begin for someone with a family history of cancer?

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Sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Generally, doctors recommend that you start colon checkups ten years prior to the diagnosis age of the family member; in your case, age 35. However, if you have other incidence of cancer or other family members that have been diagnosed, you may want to be checked earlier. Remember, the earlier any malady is found, the better chance there is of fighting it.

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