Just had a scope. Didn't get much info at all after. Doc wants to meet with me in 1 week for biopsy results. Is this concerning?

[Doors]

I don't remember the procedure at all, and when I woke up my doctor wasn't there (I think he had another scope to do after me, didn't want to wait for me to wake up most likely).

Anyway the two nurses were helpful but it seemed like they didn't want to say much beyond telling me my doctor will call me in a week. I asked them what they found twice and they said internal hemorrhoids and a polyp which they're going to biopsy.

The discharge instructions only say two things. One, to eat a clear liquid diet for the rest of the day (fuck, I'm hungry after no food yesterday). It also says my doctor wants to meet with me in one week in his office to discuss biopsy results.

So uh... should I be worried here about the polyp and biopsy?

WOULD they have told me if they found something potentially bad?

[Loz555]

Hi there I was supposed to have scope but I was scared so I did not go through with it wish I did cause now fining blood when I go to toilet

[Doors in reply to Loz555]

You should reschedule it and see what’s happening. Really the scope was no big deal. Highly recommend for peace of mind

[Loz555 in reply to Doors]

Thank you for replying I think your right as I have stated bleeding when I go to toilet

[mondlee6248 in reply to Loz555]

So what was your result of your scope

[mondlee6248 in reply to Loz555]

Do you still bleed now or the bleeding had stop totally

[Loz555]

Yes they would have told you if they found anything when I had my scope they only sedated me

[kewl1]

When I found I had cancer I knew immedietely. The drugs don't work on me so I have gotten to watch every colonoscopy of my life in living colour (and some pain). I saw the big tumour and he confirmed it was cancer while I was on the table watching. After previous colonoscopies they always told me that they either did or did not find polyps and whether they were or were not the type that can turn into cancer.