Project Description
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Cancer Prevention & Wellness
Services for early detection and prevention of cancer and other major medical conditions.
Our gastrointestinal services are designed to prevent colon cancer and other chronic diseases.
Our goal is to identify patients at an increased risk of cancer and provide a reasonable strategy for prevention and early detection. We offer a number of tools to determine an individual’s risk of gastrointestinal cancer including: esophagus, stomach, pancreas, colon and liver cancer. We offer a broad range of tests that have the potential to uncover early cancers and markers of disease. Following a review of your results, an individualized plan for health will be provided.
Top Cancer Prevention Services
Endoscopy
CT / MRI Scan
- Nutritional Counseling
- Health Coaching and Monitoring
- Weight Management Program
Genomic Profiling of DNA
Our Cancer Prevention Process
Endoscopy – evaluation of the gastrointestinal tract for detection of precancerous growths within the esophagus, stomach, small intestines, and colon
Laboratory – testing for abnormalities in electrolytes, liver and kidney function, cholesterol, and markers of inflammation
Tumor Panel – testing for known markers associated with cancer
Genomic Testing – DNA profiling for known mutations that may raise risk of cancer
- Imaging – CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound, Pill Camera testing for early detection of cancer
- Research – opportunities to participate in latest innovations in cancer prevention; share data with academic centers for further study
- Evaluation and summary of abnormal findings
- Longterm Plan for Health
- Nutrition Counseling
- Weight Management Program
Preventing Colon Cancer with Colonoscopy
Indications for the colonoscopy procedure.
Factors that raise the risk of colon cancer includes:
- A family history of colon cancer
- A prior history of colon polyps or colon cancer
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Being age 50 or over
Colon cancer is more prevalent in patients who are:
Obese
Smokers
Sedentary
Drink alcohol to excess
Eat a high fat diet
Eat a diet low in fruits and vegetables
OUR PATIENTS SAY
"Throughout our interactions with him as well as his office staff...what a pleasant experience! Not to mention his great personality as well."
Dr. Lyday and his team are super helpful and nice. The facility is also a very comfortable place to go for treatment.
Great bedside. Seems determined to find and solve what the issues were.
Dr. Lyday is very professional and detailed. You can tell he cares about you and has great knowledge . Nice people.