A colonoscopy is a procedure to examine your intestines. This test may be able to identify the source of your intestinal issues. Your bottom is inserted with a little camera within a long, thin, flexible tube. To ensure that your bowels are empty during the test, you will be given a laxative. A colonoscopy is a procedure to examine your intestines. This test may be able to identify the source of your intestinal issues. Your bottom is inserted with a little camera within a long, thin, flexible tube. To ensure that your bowels are empty during the test, you will be given a laxative.
A colonoscopy is a procedure to examine your intestines. This test may be able to identify the source of your intestinal issues. Your bottom is inserted with a little camera within a long, thin, flexible tube. To ensure that your bowels are empty during the test, you will be given a laxative. A colonoscopy is a procedure to examine your intestines. This test may be able to identify the source of your intestinal issues. Your bottom is inserted with a little camera within a long, thin, flexible tube. To ensure that your bowels are empty during the test, you will be given a laxative.
In New South Wales, there are 8 clinics that offer Colonoscopy
A colonoscopy is a diagnostic medical test that uses a flexible tube with a camera and light to examine the entire length of the large intestine. It helps identify ulcers, colon polyps, tumors, inflammation, and other conditions.
Australia's universal healthcare system covers most costs for residents aged 65-74 under Medicare; private pay-per-service or gap fees apply. Underage or underinsured patients may pay out-of-pocket. Waiting times vary depending on location and availability.