Tomorrow is colonoscopy day, so for at least one day I literally won't be "full of it." Can't make any guarantees about the rest of the year.
Good luck. It's not as bad as I thought it would be. Felt bloated with the liquid diet, but surprisingly not hungry. The cleanse was pretty easy.Tomorrow is colonoscopy day, so for at least one day I literally won't be "full of it." Can't make any guarantees about the rest of the year.
Thought this was going to be about 53 man rosters. Guess it's kinda the same.Tomorrow is colonoscopy day, so for at least one day I literally won't be "full of it." Can't make any guarantees about the rest of the year.
It's coming.I came here expecting to see Goat getting the axe
I have the "Mint Chill" variety Dude Wipes. Good stuff, especially after an evening of spicy food.Did this 2 weeks ago. Pro tip: Dude Wipes.
SPS has hipped me to so much, +1For those of you that haven't had the chance to experience it, let me tell you from my experience. DO NOT schedule the first in the morning appts. Get that later in the morning or afternoon appt. In Starksville especially you have to drive to Columbus to have the procedure done and the latest type juice they give you for the purge is one 16 oz bottle the night before and one the next morning at like 5:00 a.m. You don't want to drink one of those at 5:00 a.m. and have a 7:30 check in, trust me. Once you pass the Highlands Shell Station the only place to stop if you get the urge is the airport, otherwise you have to sweat bullets and ride out the storm. Get up early and take the purge and have a few hours to evacuate the tank before you have to travel. You are welcome..............
I did that, but it came back positive. It was a false reading, which happens about 20 percent of the time.
This.I did that, but it came back positive. It was a false reading, which happens about 20 percent of the time.
So they stuck the camera up my rear.
This.
Shitttting in a box is somewhat of a scam in my opinion, but most PC physicians are going to it. Lots of false negatives, and positives, which is scary.
I'm on the three year plan myself due to being a 'polyp farmer'. I'm in early 60s and done 4 already. Not fun but it does beat the alternative. The worst part for me is a headache I inevitably get toward the end of the prep. Non colored liquid tylenol has been my friend the last couple of times. Another pro tip from me is get a padded seat because once things start moving I am usually there for a good long while and one's legs can go numb sitting on a hard toilet seat for that long.Had my first in December. Have to come back in 3 years. Not happy about that, but I guess better safe than sorry.
Also wipes are your friend as well. Don't recommend flushing them if you are on septic even if they are 'flushable' but they are great.I'm considered high risk so I have had about 4 already. Bit of advice. As soon as you even suspect you have to go don't delay. Head to the crapper immediately because this will be you in about 15 seconds. Also, spring for the really soft fluffy toilet paper. This is not a night for the great value brand.
My experience is the exact opposite. I have always had an early appt and never had the issue you speak of. I have also been grateful for early appt so that I can get it over with and get something to eat. I do see your point though and you have to do what works best for you.For those of you that haven't had the chance to experience it, let me tell you from my experience. DO NOT schedule the first in the morning appts. Get that later in the morning or afternoon appt. In Starksville especially you have to drive to Columbus to have the procedure done and the latest type juice they give you for the purge is one 16 oz bottle the night before and one the next morning at like 5:00 a.m. You don't want to drink one of those at 5:00 a.m. and have a 7:30 check in, trust me. Once you pass the Highlands Shell Station the only place to stop if you get the urge is the airport, otherwise you have to sweat bullets and ride out the storm. Get up early and take the purge and have a few hours to evacuate the tank before you have to travel. You are welcome..............
Stop braggingI’ve had a colonoscopy too a couple of times. First one I was totally knocked out but 2nd one was partially awake. I could see the scope in progress on the display screen but the happy juice kept me from having any anxiety. I’ve got a bladder scope Thursday. I’ve had a few of those too. I dreaded the first one as I couldn’t imagine sticking a tube up my pecker but they lube it up(the tube not my pecker ha)and I could barely feel it. So it’s not bad other than the anxiety of whether the doc will see any cancer spots. So will be monitoring this from now on the rest of my life. Fun times.