Colonoscopy inflammation

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Wow Bob...you are one brave man! LOL Once I had a tooth extraction during

lunch hour and thought I was SuperWoman but you have topped the cake. haha

a

a is so right.  There are good GI docs and bad GI docs and when

you're on that table it's easy to tell the difference.  Having Crohn's

I've had more than my share of probes being stuck in orifices.  I've

even had endoscopies (down the throat) done in the same session as the

colonscopy.  I felt like a pig on a skewer at a 4th of July picnic.

Believe me, it's no fun.  One time I had the courage to have the

endoscopy done on my company lunch hour with no sedation.  I got off

the table and went back to work.  Looking back on that now, it was

just plain stupid.  It doesn't need to hurt and it shouldn't hurt.  If

it does, let the doc know and for the next time, find another GI doc.

Bob  

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Hi a,

Not sure if I read this right but you said you have to drink extra

water with the Go Lytley prep. When I had to use that I mixed lots of

water into the dry prep so didn't have to drink extra water besides.

hugs,

Debbie L

--- In , rascalsniche@... wrote

> Doreen...I think any of the preps can cause kidney problems. Maybe

the go

> lytley less since you have to drink so much water with it. The drs

are always

> saying drink lots of fluid, drink lots of fluid...and that's tough

for me.

>

> Glad you're doing well.

> Hugs..a

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