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Lynn O'Connor MD

Dr. Lynn M. O’Connor has made it her mission to provide women with the foremost treatment, technology For the past 20 years, Dr. Lynn M. female population.

O’Connor has made it her mission to provide women with the foremost treatment, technology and information related to preventative public health issues and colon and re**al health. Not only is she an outstanding surgeon, but she is the Director of the Women’s Colore**al Care Program, at ProHealth Care Associates, division of Colon and Re**al Surgery, a New York based group of Board Certified physicians who specialize in the advanced treatment of all colore**al problems. Dr. O’Connor is outspoken with her concern about declining health patterns due to lack of exercise, growing obesity and the increase in colon cancer among the U.S. Dr. O’Connor has been honored for her extensive research and service to the medical profession and has had much of her work peer reviewed and published. She is a noted speaker, lecturing both nationally and internationally on advanced techniques related to Colore**al therapeutic considerations. She is also available to consult with regard to diseases and issues affecting a person’s global health and well being, targeting on dietary and colon health emphasizing Exercise, Diet and Obesity Prevention.

04/13/2024

How do you know if you're at risk for colon cancer? Family history and pre-existing conditions aren’t the only signs. The best way to be sure is to get screened.

Learn more on my blog: Who is at Risk of Colon Cancer here: https://colonandre**alsurgeryofnewyork.com/who-is-at-risk-for-colon-cancer/

04/08/2024

What are the early warnings of CRC (colore**al cancer)?
1. Major changes in your stool that cannot be explained by your diet
2. Abdominal pain, bloating, or cramps
3. Unexplained weight loss

Suspect something? Time to book that colonoscopy.

10/16/2023

Walked into a decorated office, lunch, flowers and presents from the best staff ever in honor of Bosses day!!! 🥰❤️🙏🏾🎊🎂🎉🎈👍🏾

08/15/2023

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07/28/2023

Did you know that even a 1% decrease in body water content can impact everything from the function of your colon to your cognitive ability and mood?

If there is just one switch you make to your lifestyle, I highly recommend staying hydrated.

Are you part of the chronically dehydrated 75% of the U.S.?

07/27/2023

A balanced and nutritious diet is vital for healing and maintaining a healthy colon.

Consume enough protein, incorporate fruits and veggies, add whole grains, and stay hydrated with plenty of liquids!

If you need more guidance, then I highly recommend working with a registered dietician to achieve your health goals.

07/26/2023

Physical activity can help the body heal after surgery.

Movement can be a form of aftercare, but only when incorporated gently!

A few ways to slowly add physical activity back into your routine are:
1. Start with daily walks.
2. Add in light bodyweight exercises.
3. Always stretch.

07/25/2023

If you didn't get the chance to read my blog post yesterday, here are a few of my abbreviated tips for surgery aftercare!

Be sure to head to my blog to read the in-depth version to learn more about proper post-operative care.

07/24/2023

This month I decided to highlight my tips for optimal patient recovery after colore**al surgery.

Read the full article through the link in the comments below!

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07/21/2023

Precancerous conditions are cell changes that make cells more likely to become cancerous.

Without treatment, these changes may become colore**al cancer.

Adenomas or adenomatous polyps are abnormal growths in the colon's lining.

Early screenings detect these abnormal growths before they become dangerous!

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07/20/2023

Even though colore**al cancer is the third most common cancer in the US, there are some things you can do to help lower your risk.

1. Eat plenty of whole grains, fruits, and veggies.
2. Make sure you're physically active daily.
3. Maintain a healthy weight.
4. Avoid alcohol.
5. Don't smoke.

Good habits support good health!

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195 East Main Street
Huntington, NY
11743

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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https://www.colonandrectalsurgeryofnewyork.com/

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Dr. O’Connor’s Experience

For the past 20 years, Dr. Lynn M. O’Connor has made it her mission to provide women with the foremost treatment, technology and information related to preventive public health issues and colon and re**al health. Not only is she an outstanding surgeon, she served as the Director of the Women's Colore**al Care Program for the Colore**al Surgical Associates in Great Neck, NY. Dr. O'Connor is outspoken with her concern about declining health patterns due to lack of exercise, growing obesity and the increase in colon cancer among the U.S. female population.

Dr. O’Connor has been honored for her extensive research and service to the medical profession and has had much of her work peer reviewed and published. She is a noted speaker, lecturing both nationally and internationally on advanced techniques related to Colore**al therapeutic considerations. She is also available to consult with regard to diseases and issues affecting a person’s global health and well being, targeting on dietary and colon health emphasizing Exercise, Diet and Obesity Prevention.

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