Use the site like a guide—not a diagnosis engine.
These tools help you organize information, understand common terminology, compare screening logistics, and prepare better questions for your healthcare team.
Colonoscopy report explainer
Paste common report wording and get plain-English explanations of terms such as cecum reached, prep quality, cold snare, clips, tattooing, diverticulosis, and more.
PATHOLOGYPathology report explainer
Paste pathology text and identify terms such as tubular adenoma, serrated lesion, dysplasia, margins, or adenocarcinoma.
COMPAREWhich screening options fit my preferences?
Compare logistics such as home testing, prep, sedation, frequency, and same-day polyp removal.
FAMILYFamily-history worksheet
Organize affected relatives and ages at diagnosis, then print a summary for a clinical visit.
PREPPrep planner
Build a timeline from the instructions your own endoscopy center gave you and print a checklist.
CAREFind GI care
Use location-based links to established provider directories and learn what quality questions to ask.
LEARNPolyps explained
Understand common polyp families and why size, number, histology, removal, and prep quality matter.
SEARCHSearch Colonoscopy.us
Search the educational pages in this build without sending your query to an outside search engine.
What these tools do not do
- They do not diagnose cancer or rule it out.
- They do not replace the interpretation from the clinician or pathologist who has the full record.
- They do not calculate a surveillance interval from a pasted phrase.
- They do not tell you to stop or change medications.