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Colorectal Cancer Screening

Catch It Early, Protect Your Future

Colorectal cancer is one of the top killer cancers in Singapore, often developing with few or no early symptoms. Regular colorectal screening—especially through colonoscopy—can detect precancerous polyps or early-stage cancer when it’s most treatable. Our screening resources and expert guidance help you stay informed and proactive about your colon and rectal health.

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Colorectal Cancer Screening – Early Detection for Better Long-Term Health

Regular colorectal screenings are essential to catch signs of cancer early—when treatment is most effective. From colonoscopies to fecal tests, these screenings can detect polyps or early-stage colorectal cancer before symptoms appear. Being proactive with screening not only increases the chances of successful treatment but also helps prevent cancer altogether.

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Second Opinion on Colorectal Cancer Screening Results

When it comes to serious health matters like colorectal cancer, seeking a second opinion on your screening results can offer added clarity and confidence. Whether it’s a colonoscopy report, biopsy, or imaging result, a second opinion helps confirm the diagnosis, explore all available treatment options, and ensure nothing is overlooked.

Taking this step is responsible and widely encouraged. Most doctors welcome it, as your health and peace of mind come first. It empowers you to make informed decisions and navigate your care journey with confidence.

Getting a second opinion is a responsible and widely accepted step. Most doctors support it because your well-being is the top priority. It ensures you’re making informed decisions and helps you take confident control of your health journey.

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Financials

Health screenings that are medically necessary—such as those recommended by a doctor or based on individual risk factors—may be claimable under national healthcare savings schemes or private insurance, depending on your policy. However, routine or general screenings without symptoms or medical referral may not always be covered.

Check with CPF on the latest MediSave policies.

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FAQs

What conditions can be detected through men’s health screenings?

Men’s health screenings can identify a wide range of conditions early—often before symptoms appear. These include:

  • Heart disease
  • High blood pressure and high cholesterol
  • Diabetes
  • Prostate conditions (such as prostate cancer or benign prostatic hyperplasia)
  • Colorectal cancer
  • Low testosterone and hormonal imbalances

Early detection is crucial for effective treatment and long-term health management.

Who should consider a men’s health screening?

Men are encouraged to undergo regular screenings if they:

  • Are aged 40 or older
  • Have a family history of chronic conditions or cancer
  • Lead a sedentary lifestyle
  • Smoke or drink alcohol frequently
  • Experience symptoms like fatigue, chest discomfort, urinary changes, or unexplained weight loss

Taking proactive steps with regular screening can help detect issues early and improve outcomes.

What happens during a men’s health screening?

A typical screening includes:

  • Blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose level tests
  • HbA1c testing (for diabetes risk)
  • PSA blood test for prostate health
  • Physical examination and review of medical history
  • Additional imaging or diagnostics if indicated by risk factors

Your screening will be personalized based on age, lifestyle, and health history.

What happens after the screening?

After your screening, your doctor will:

  • Review and explain the results
  • Recommend any lifestyle adjustments, further tests, or treatments if needed
  • Help establish a baseline for future monitoring

Ongoing screenings empower you to stay in control of your health with confidence.

Additional Resources

  1. Chemotherapy and Other Costs of Cancer Treatment in Singapore | Health365. Available from: https://www.health365.sg/chemotherapy-and-other-costs-of-cancer-treatment/
  2. Why Second Opinion Matters And Why You Should Not Shy Away From Getting One | Health365. Available from: https://www.health365.sg/perspectives-why-second-opinion-matters/ 
  3. Can a Second Opinion Make a Difference? | Yale Medicine. Available from: https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/second-opinions
  4. Why Singapore’s Healthcare System is Unique | European Policy Information Center. Available from: https://www.epicenternetwork.eu/blog/why-singapores-healthcare-system-is-unique/
  5. Healthcare in Singapore is world-class – and under-utilised | CNA. Available from: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/singapore-healthcare-system-healthier-sg-healthy-living-3623296
  6. Foreign patients coming to Singapore for critical and complex care | Straits Times. Available from: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/fewer-foreign-patients-in-singapore-but-more-coming-for-critical-and-complex-care

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