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Old 11-25-2008, 11:28 AM
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For the colonoscopy (sp) it's the laxative!! BARF!! It's tough to down that much salt water!!
I've never heard of the salt water thing. I always have to drink a gallon of Glycol. Glycol is the base ingredient for anti-freeze. The first time I tasted that stuff I knew what it was. I used to have to make large batches of anti-freeze up for work and sometimes the glycol would splash up in your face and get into your mouth. I can get it pretty much all down now with not much problem. The first time was the worst time. They always give me the amnesia drug. Actually, once you have done the prep and they have the IV set up your job is done. The next thiong you know it's time to go home and sleep it off, wake up later and have supper. I dread going to the dentist more than this proceedure. You can always tell the nubies in the waiting room. They look all nervous and fidgity. The people who have had the proceedure before look like they are waiting to get a haircut. Everybody at a certain age should not hesitate to have this proceedure done it can literally save your life. And it's easier than you would think.
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Old 11-25-2008, 11:55 AM
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I'm only having the edoscopy done. Do you have to drink crap for that?

My main worry is the anesthesia because I'm hard to knock out. I've only had one surgery and it was on my sinuses, but they couldn't knock me out. That even makes doctors cringe when I tell that story. It totally sucked.
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Old 11-25-2008, 12:01 PM
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I'm only having the edoscopy done. Do you have to drink crap for that?

My main worry is the anesthesia because I'm hard to knock out. I've only had one surgery and it was on my sinuses, but they couldn't knock me out. That even makes doctors cringe when I tell that story. It totally sucked.
No, you don't have to drink anything--in fact, nothing for 6 hours prior. Don't worry, the drugs they give you are superb. They will put a bite guard in your mouth as you drift off happily, you'll wake up and go, well when do we get started, doc? Seriously, I worried for nothing. Just don't sit up too quickly afterwards........I got extremely dizzy, so I laid back down and enjoyed my buzz.
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Old 11-25-2008, 12:02 PM
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Oh, and I now have 5 2x3 glossies of my innards.......they're goin' on myspace! LOL, not really.
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Old 11-25-2008, 12:04 PM
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ha ha, my doctor said I would walk out with a book of pictures. I have no clue why anyone would want to see that, especially if the findings aren't something that makes you happy
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Old 11-25-2008, 12:43 PM
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Because it makes sense.

On a side not I also go by my middle name and would love to change it to my first name.
Why bother? It's your name, why does the first name have to be "the" name?
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Old 11-25-2008, 12:49 PM
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Oh, and I now have 5 2x3 glossies of my innards.......they're goin' on myspace! LOL, not really.
Do they look like this? Image:Am ulcer.gif - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Why, yes. But mine are really pink and pretty--no ulcers.
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Old 11-25-2008, 01:22 PM
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I've never heard of the salt water thing. I always have to drink a gallon of Glycol. Glycol is the base ingredient for anti-freeze. The first time I tasted that stuff I knew what it was. I used to have to make large batches of anti-freeze up for work and sometimes the glycol would splash up in your face and get into your mouth. I can get it pretty much all down now with not much problem. The first time was the worst time. They always give me the amnesia drug. Actually, once you have done the prep and they have the IV set up your job is done. The next thiong you know it's time to go home and sleep it off, wake up later and have supper. I dread going to the dentist more than this proceedure. You can always tell the nubies in the waiting room. They look all nervous and fidgity. The people who have had the proceedure before look like they are waiting to get a haircut. Everybody at a certain age should not hesitate to have this proceedure done it can literally save your life. And it's easier than you would think.
Yeah Bob, not sure what the stuff was just know it was like drinking saltwater! You only have a couple hours to drink it I think. I heard military doctors used something different which I'd have given anything for!! The milky concoction you must drink for Cat Scans ain't no party drink either! Then most of the time they give you the Nuclear IV I call it!! Where you get the sensation of liquid flames running through all your veins!! All in all the hospital experience is an ugly one!! So many tests for such little information. It's a very poor science!! An ounce of prevention is worth about 6 tons of cure!!!
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Old 11-25-2008, 02:33 PM
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Why, yes. But mine are really pink and pretty--no ulcers.
Yay! I was recently diagnosed with a small hiatel hernia Not fun!
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