Booking a colonoscopy in Singapore is a safe and effective way to check for polyps, inflammation, bleeding, or tumours in the large intestine. Doctors typically advise people over 50—or earlier for those with family history or symptoms—to undergo regular colonoscopies.
A colonoscopy involves inserting a thin, flexible tube with a camera (colonoscope) through the rectum to examine the lining of the colon. You’ll be given light sedation so you won’t feel pain during the procedure, and you’ll rest in a recovery area afterwards.
Proper preparation is important for accurate results and may involve dietary changes and laxatives prior to your appointment.
You can book a colonoscopy at public hospitals, private hospitals, or through specialist gastroenterologist clinics across Singapore. The cost can range from subsidised rates in public hospitals (with referral) to higher prices at private centres, especially if additional procedures like website polyp removal are needed.
All in all, colonoscopy remains one of the best tools for keeping your digestive system healthy and catching issues early in Singapore.