Colorectal cancer affects around 1 in 20 people. Each year, there are almost 2 million people diagnosed with colorectal cancer and around 900,000 deaths – that is around 2,500 deaths daily.
In Thailand, colorectal cancer is the 3rd most common cancers in men and 2nd most common in woman and it kills 31 Thais per day.
Colorectal cancer typically begins as noncancerous colon polyps, which are excess growths of tissue in the lining of your colon or rectum. Most polyps cause no symptoms. Larger ones can cause blood in stools, but usually asymptomatic.
However, if certain polyps (referred to as adenomas) are not removed, they may eventually develop into cancer. This process takes more than a decade to happen.
FIT or Fecal Immunochemical Test is a noninvasive, at home test for hidden blood in the stool. It detects up to 80% of colorectal cancers.
Welala provides full-cycle care for you. Follow these steps now, for you and your loved ones.
Click here to watch details videos of how to take your Colon Cancer Screening Test
We report more than 500+ test results.
WELALA use Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), which is the latest technology. It scans and reads every DNA sequences covering more than 30 million DNA locations, providing 99.999% accuracy and accuracy.
It takes no more than 14 days (counting from the day the lab receives the DNA samples).
DNA testing helps us get to know ourselves better. Let us be aware of our underlying disease risks and have a specific health care plan.
