Experiences with

Colonoscopy

I had all of it - colonoscopy,MRI, CT, gastroscopy and fibroscan. All is normal. But why GGT sits in 130, ALP in 150 and ALT in 60? It has been like that for 4 months and no improvement. :( . Pain under my ribs went away for some time and now it is back. I dont know what think anymore.

should I stop taking ibrutinib before a colonoscopy as I believe it thins the blood.

Had colonoscopy and scan. So, docs say that's what it must be, even though unusually to start at my age. Now 74. Bouts are getting more frequent and this one's been awful, about 6 days now. I'm in UK by the way. All I'm given us Buscopan.

I was bleeding every time i pooped went and got a colonoscopy done and evything came fine no problems no cancer. But its been a few month and now im havijg the same thing but more blood then what i remember. O jist domt know what to do.

I had my Colonoscopy over a month ago which polyps were removed and they saw saw ulcers. I have an appointment coming up next week to determine the next step. Crohn's or Colitis was not ruled out but the symptoms I am experiencing feel like it. I experience constipation and sometimes pain.

Hello everyone, I was diagnosed with microscopic colitis via colonoscopy and biopsy whilst living in India 5 years ago. I've never had any treatment and my GP isn't interested when I tell him about the pain I'm in. It's started to keep me awake at night now and I feel so miserable.

I had a colonoscopy done yesterday and they gave me an anesthetic. Propofol I believe . My Gastro was aware of my fatty liver beforehand and told me it should be fine. The day after I am feeling run down , like a truck hit me. I’m wondering if I am jaundice (chalk that up to anxiety I guess).

Surgeon has to do colonoscopy to find out where, yuck. Was given pain medicine, can't remember what, and I started hurting worse. I was screaming, crying and begging for help. I have anxiety and depression so I started shaking and grabbing the bed rails as hard as I could.

Hey guys, I have a colonoscopy booked for May 10th and they plan to also have a look around in my stomach while out under. Just wondering if anyone has any experience and could let me know what to expect?

Hey all just want to let people know not to be scared of colonoscopy or its prep I'm 33 and that was my 1st ever procedure, anyway since October last year I kept getting diarrhea 4x a week then the bleeding came I use to only bleed once every couple of months But it became constant every bowel movement

Saturday told me I was stable, Ct scan showed nothing of concern but sent outpatients next week for colonoscopy to be sure. So changed diet gave up my curry's and especially egg fried rice, batter now remains off the menu. Going to have to rebalanced my diet cutting out the pastry and the dairy.

I've had a colonoscopy performed and it came back negative. Ive been told its ibs, but the symptoms do not match. Any insight as to what this could be?

I am 12 weeks pregnant and I had a huge blood discharge last Wednesday. I run to the doctor, but the baby was fine. I came home and I continued to lose blood and today it is better. I had a lletz procedure in late 2018 and a bit of the cervix was removed. The doctor said that I should have an exam to

So because of this, after symptoms have existed for 6-8 years, you should get a colonoscopy ever 1-2 years.

In a study completed last year(2020), they used two methods of delivering the stool transplant into the PwP which included nasointestinal transplant and transplant via colonoscopy. Of these two methods, transplant via the colon was shown to be superior to the nasointestinal delivery.

For some reason gastro was insistent on doing another colonoscopy and refusing to give steroids because “lymphocytic colitis should be mild we need to check for crohns or UC” and since steroids would affect the colonoscopy outcome, despite identical symptoms as I had at diagnosis, i now have to wait

I’ve had rectal bleeding for over a year now despite a negative colonoscopy July 31, 2020. Blood tests show elevated bilirubin levels, but I don’t show any symptoms of hyper-bulimia.

I’ve been suffering from stomach pains since my stomach reversal in September 2019, and recently had a colonoscopy which was normal and am now awaiting a contrast follow through X-ray. As I’m sure you can imagine, this increases the anxiety for the check.

I've been checked for all gastro diseases, I just had an upper endoscopy and colonoscopy. Nothing to explain the problems I've had. Thyroid levels are normal. I've been checked for almost everything except leukemia,lupus and sickle cell. I don't have crohn's.

I had a colonoscopy and the gi dr found a stage 1 cancer that he scooped out and thinks he got it all. Anyway cause margin was thin the guidelines are to resect colon from ascending to a bit of the transverse colon.