It hasbeen months since I last posted on here but I have been really unwell and am now currently being checked for bowel cancer, please bear with me as I am a bit washed out and my head is cabbaged with everything.
Ugh! Hope the tests turn out okay. Let us know how it goes.
I will do have to have a CT colonography scan on Thursday would say I am shitting myself but after taking copious amounts of moviprep I shall be nothing but a shrivelled walnut shell on the floor drained and in need of some moisture haha xxxxxxx
I had to go through all of that a few years ago. It was, as I'm sure you'll guess, awful. People say, ' I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy' - well, wrong, I would, I would wish moviprep and a colonoscopy on my worst enemy because it seems like an appropriate level of horridness for someone you really don't like! I took the sedative, via infuus (sorry, that's Dutch, I think it's the same as intravenous in English - sorry, been in NL since 2014 and now my English is as bad as my Dutch!), and it knocked me out completely. Next thing I remember was coming round in the recovery ward with a nurse who clearly hated her job and 99% of human beings. Good luck with the test.🙂
Ct colongraphy are painless so you be fine they can also detect any other issues u may have in any other organs as these show up..I had one my colon was fine but due to positive fit test and ongoing bleeding I was expecting the worse..they did find a small cyst on my pancreas though which they are monitoring 12 months so they are very on the ball...x
Hi, I had CT colon with contrast last thursday, still got the sh**s from the gastrografin and by guts feel like they're on fire. I've been in terrible pain for months and it's getting worse,nobody seems to give a toss these days. I hope they find what's going onwith you (and me)
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