A colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable types of cancer; however, delays in diagnosis are still common. Colorectal cancer is the second most common cancer in our country, which serves as a warning sign for health authorities. Colonoscopy, also known as colonic endoscopy, is not only important for screening but also provides the opportunity to remove polyps and take tissue samples, which can assist in diagnosis. The question, however, is why potential patients do not consider this examination necessary? Why do statistics show alarming trends? Awareness of colorectal diseases, the importance of screening, and knowledge of appropriate treatment options can fundamentally contribute to improving the situation. Interest in…