A vital screening and diagnostic procedure for colorectal health. Using advanced HD colonoscopes, Dr. Kishore performs thorough examinations with your comfort and safety as the top priority.
Schedule Your ColonoscopyColonoscopy is the gold standard for colorectal cancer screening and diagnosis of lower GI disorders. It allows direct visualization of the entire colon and rectum using a flexible, high-definition camera. During the procedure, Dr. Kishore can detect and remove precancerous polyps — often preventing cancer before it starts.
We use the latest generation colonoscopes with narrow-band imaging (NBI) for enhanced mucosal visualization, enabling early detection of even the smallest lesions. Our sedation protocols ensure a painless and comfortable experience.
Current guidelines recommend routine colonoscopy screening starting at age 45 for average-risk individuals, or earlier if you have risk factors or symptoms.
Colonoscopy is recommended for screening, diagnosis, and therapeutic purposes.
From preparation through recovery — we guide you through every step.
A clean colon is essential for accurate results. You will follow a clear liquid diet and take prescribed laxatives the day before. Detailed instructions are provided.
IV sedation is administered to keep you relaxed and pain-free throughout the procedure. You will be comfortable and may not remember the procedure.
The colonoscope is gently inserted through the rectum and advanced through the colon. HD images are viewed in real-time. Polyps are removed during the same session. Takes 30–45 minutes.
You rest in recovery until the sedation wears off (about 1 hour). Dr. Kishore discusses findings immediately. Biopsy results follow in 3–5 days.
No. Colonoscopy is performed under sedation, making it a painless experience. You may feel mild bloating or cramping afterward, which resolves quickly.
You will need to follow a clear liquid diet for 24 hours before the procedure and take a prescribed bowel preparation solution to clean your colon. Detailed instructions are provided during your pre-procedure consultation.
For average-risk individuals, a screening colonoscopy is recommended every 10 years starting at age 45. If polyps are found or you have risk factors, more frequent surveillance may be advised.
Yes. Most polyps can be removed during the colonoscopy itself using a technique called polypectomy. This is painless and often prevents colorectal cancer from developing.