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Colon Cancer Screening in Johor Bahru

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Colorectal (colon) cancer is one of the top three cancers affecting Malaysians, yet it is highly preventable and treatable when detected early. Klinik Muhibbah offers blood-based colon cancer screening through the CEA (carcinoembryonic antigen) tumour marker and FOB (faecal occult blood) test, alongside a structured risk assessment. Patients with elevated markers or high-risk features are referred promptly for colonoscopy at a specialist centre. Annual screening from age 50 — or earlier with family history — is recommended.

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What's Included

✓CEA (carcinoembryonic antigen) blood test
✓Faecal occult blood (FOB) test kit and instructions
✓Detailed colorectal cancer risk assessment
✓Family history and lifestyle risk factor review
✓Doctor consultation and result interpretation
✓Colonoscopy referral if markers elevated or risk is high
✓Dietary and lifestyle advice for colon cancer prevention

How to Prepare

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No fasting is required for CEA blood test. For the FOB test, avoid red meat, raw vegetables, aspirin, and vitamin C supplements for 3 days before stool sample collection as these can affect the result. Collect stool sample as per the kit instructions provided by our clinic. Inform the doctor of any change in bowel habits, rectal bleeding, or unexplained weight loss.

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Duration

15–20 minutes for consultation and blood draw; FOB result in 2–3 days

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should get colon cancer screening in Malaysia?▼
Screening is recommended for all adults aged 50 and above, or from age 40 for those with a first-degree relative (parent, sibling) with colorectal cancer. Individuals with inflammatory bowel disease, familial adenomatous polyposis, or Lynch syndrome should start screening earlier. Symptoms such as blood in stool, change in bowel habits, or unexplained weight loss need urgent evaluation regardless of age.
Is CEA blood test alone enough to detect colon cancer?▼
CEA is a useful marker that, when elevated, raises the suspicion for colon cancer — but it is not a definitive diagnostic test. CEA can be elevated in other conditions too. An elevated CEA combined with FOB positivity or symptoms warrants colonoscopy for definitive evaluation. Our doctors interpret CEA in the full clinical context and recommend appropriate follow-up testing.
What lifestyle changes reduce the risk of colon cancer?▼
A diet high in fibre and vegetables and low in processed and red meats reduces colon cancer risk. Maintaining a healthy weight, regular physical activity, limiting alcohol, and not smoking also lower risk. Aspirin has shown protective effects in some studies. Our doctors can advise on personalised preventive strategies during your screening consultation.

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No. 62, Jalan Kiambang, Taman Bunga Raya, 81700 Masai, Johor

Mon–Thu & Sat: 9AM–9PM | Fri: 9AM–3PM | Sun: 9AM–1PM | Walk-ins Welcome

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