Had sever Heamaturia, caught up on the way shopping. popped into my surgery ask for urgent appointment explained that last time this happened I almost had blood transfusion. I was given a prescription sent home to be called by GP later. 8pm no call. I had to resolve to 111 then hospital where Cystoscopy was arranged. Had this done yesterday my reason for writing this is that 14 years ago I had the same procedure it was more humane. I appoligise for saying this I felt mutilated. the anaesthetic was the worst part and it has taken me a day almost get over the discomfort having resolved to Di morphine.
I believe like anything else Hospitals are using the lower grade of what was used before. Without realising the agony which causes the patients.
If you had such a experience please tell may be we can put this to NICE.
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Thanks, I am on the right dose for my Hypo. I don't feel good i am severely depressed have one of those nightmare neighbours. I have to have further investigations.
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I'm sorry to hear about your terrible experience having a cystoscopy done. I had such a test done in my hospital and I didn't feel anything. It was done by a registrar. I wonder if your test was done by someone with hardly any experience at all. I had the same test years ago abroad and again was painfree. I wonder whether you shouldn't complain to the head of the clinic. Did you bleed afterwards?
BTW, I was told that the anaesthetics was a kind of gel. Was yours given by injection?
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