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You are more likely to suffer from colon cancer or colon polyps if you have some family members, such as children, siblings, or parents with them. The more people in the family have this condition, the higher the risk you might be at. However, this is not always a hereditary condition, so it is important to take some other preventive measures. Ideally, you need to check your health on a regular basis, ideally twice per year, to find out the trigger as early as possible. [7]
