What happens during and after a colonoscopy?
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A colonoscope is the special tool used to perform a colonoscopy. It is a thin, flexible, tubular ‘telescope’ with a light and video camera that your doctor carefully guides through your colon in order to see and determine the health of your colon. Watch this animation to learn about the features of the colonoscope, how the colonoscopy procedure is performed and how polyps are removed, and the follow-up care you and your doctor should talk about after your procedure.
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And this is where my insomnia has led me tonight.
…and me too! SMH
From here on out, it is "you and colonoscopy" for bedtime stories. Man. Internet is deep.
same for me
Just had this today. It's true that the prep is the worst part of the procedure. The prep made me want to throw up and gave me stomach pains. Not to mention the burning and irritation on my butthole. But it's a minor inconvenience for a potentially life-saving procedure. I got sedated and fell asleep throughout the procedure, and only woke up in the recovery room about an hour later. I felt no pain, only dizziness and some nausea a few hours after. Get a colonoscopy guys before it's too late!
I'll gonna had mine in a few weeks I had polyps to remove to be examine for cancerous and non cancerous
After having some scary symptoms, I finally had my colonoscopy done today. The doctors and aides were super professional and light hearted. 2 polyps were found and one was sent away for test. At the end of the day I am optimistic.
Joshua Lovehall literally same, except for me the 2 polyps got removed
Do polyps make you pass any blood in your stool
how much it cost sir?
Does it feel pain
Having been subjected to this several times now, I think this was a very good video, covering all aspects, and should help to reassure anyone due to have one. These things are never “exciting” or whatever the word is, but it is soon over with.
Mine saved my life. I lost a lot of blood suddenly, and my dr sent me straight away for this procedure, and they found what turned out to be early stage cancerous Polyps. . I go every three years for check ups now. But the discomfort lasting perhaps 30mins is nothing when it saves your life.
So please, anyone who watched this and felt they couldn’t go through with one...Please go! It’s not even as bad as going to the dentist ! And is a life saver Thankyou to the folks who made such an interesting and powerful video. We do need more like this about other health issues please! 😊👍
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when the doctor removes the polyp can u feel it? does it hurt?
I am 78. I also had similar bleeding and one polyp 2x1.5x0.8 cm was removed through EUA + Polypectomy. After one year a very small .03x.03 cm polyp was removed and I am well now. So, I feel,regular colonoscopy at the interval of 1 to 3 yrs is good & safe. Thanks..
I had a colonoscopy done a week ago..the preparation is terrible ..lots of laxatives and liquids for 24 hours..
The procedure was easier than I thought..I refused to be sedated.
My colon was super clean and no polyps or else .thank God .
blue roses
Thanks alot for the information because i have an appointment 20 nov and thx GOD ur colon was super clean GOD bless u....
How hungry were you once fully recovered? Where or what did you go on to eat?
blue roses You refused to be sedated??? Are you insane? lol What did you feel?!
The sedation is the best part tho
So why did you have it then?
Just for a guess? Why?
Doctors are amazing
I had this procedure done and it almost killed me. My doctor damaged my spleen while retracting the camera. I bleed internally for hours, after 8 units of blood they decided to take me in for a exploration operation , that’s when they found the damage they did. I was very weak from being low on blood and my heart working so hard for so long I had a heart attack on the table and my kidneys shut down. After they removed my spleen to stop the bleeding and 7 weeks in the hospital trying to get my strength back they sent me home, after 3 months of home care I am about 50 percent of what I used to be. Thank you Kaiser.
This will be my last colonoscopy, I am not afraid of cancer anymore.
Not all :/
Just had ine yesterday. The worst part is the prep. It is so important to do the prep correctly. As you take the prep luquid , you can see the bowel movements getting very watery, then clear, then a bright yellow. The procedure itself was A breeze.
My sister in law passed away almost a year ago, with colon cancer (stage 4). She never had a colonoscopy, she said she did it need it. The preparation is the worst, the procedure is a painless. Well worth it, if you want to live a long life.
English please
Did she have any symptoms? Or was the cancer a complete surprise? Sorry to hear!
I once had to go for a colonoscopy with an extremely serious German physician. After explaining the procedure, he asked me if I had any questions. I asked him if he would be buying me dinner before, or breakfast after. He did not laugh.
🤣. Germans are stoic! 😅
I recently had a colonoscopy and a gastroscopy procedure carried out. I decided to have one just to be on the safe side following several longstanding issues. I was put to sleep for the procedures so don't remember anything, other than the prep that is required two to three days prior to admission.
Please do not hesitate getting this done if you have any concerns. Even if your results are clear. It's best to be on the safe side and the procedure is carried out with utmost professionalism.
Anybody watching this scared to have this done, hear me on this: it’s not bad at all! The prep the day before is a pain because all you can have is clear liquids and the prep I had included a large bottle of lemon lime Gatorade filled with an entire bottle of Miralax powder. Depending on your diet, more than likely you’ll have some diarrhea the first 2-3 times, then just yellow liquid afterwards.
But for the procedure itself, do not fear! I slipped on my gown, technician inserted an IV of saline, the anesthesiologist asked me a few questions, went into the procedure room, asked to turn to my side, the anesthesiologist inserted something in the IV drip, a minute later I joked “hey I feel a little sleepy”, then some 30 minutes later I woke up sleepy, but totally alert, no pain in my butt, and told all was well and released gouging on two slices of Costco pizza.
Thank u for this info❤
Awesome reply. Thanks!
Had this procedure carried out recently & I also had a camera down my throat to check for ulcer's. TBH, I was nervous & worried beforehand. But I cannot stress enough it's a doddle & I never felt a thing. Only a small bit of pressure in my tummy & that's because of the air that's pumped into your colon. Even if they find polyps they are quite tiny & may look big on screen to you, but remember there magnified & their no feeling if their removed by the Doctor. So guys there's no need to worry, just relax yourself & totally put yourself at ease while it being done. When it's all over you'll be served with refreshments & given time to settle before going home. Best of luck to you all guys!
Clint Eastwood no
I’m getting both done as well! I’m scared and hope I’m put to sleep! Was it expensive?
I had mine today. No refreshments at our clinic.
Thanks bro
I have done endoscopy but now this thing is suggested to do by doctors. I m scared.
I just had a colonoscopy this morning and I can tell you the worst part was taking the prep the day before. I did not have any sedation or gas and air. I had slight discomfort but nothing major. This was the second time i have had one which i now have every 2 years due to a family genetic risk factor. My advice is if you have to have it done don't worry it was all over in about 30 mins.
I'm pretty brave about such things. So I can have it done with ZERO meds?
I wished I’d watched this before I had my colonoscopy procedure. GREAT VIDEO 👌🏾
I am so utterly utterly grateful that i found "You and colonoscopy"! Really, Thank You TH-cam! Sincererly, thank you.
I had one today I also had at least 10 In my life I have chron's and we tried every treatment only worked for a few months I'm on a new one lately and I hope it is the one that will work I also had surgery to take half of my colon out and hopefully something work's I've had this since I was born but at the age 11 it suddenly started all this I'm 15 now please whoever sees this pray for me thank you! People really don't know how much pain I go through everyday it's unbearable please pray for me that would be really appreciated and to those that pray for me may you have a great life!
Stay strong 💪 I wish the best for you.
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I will pray for you, Keep fighting. The kingdom fo God awaits us all
I pray for you in the name of God you will do better each time please continue to do your treatment.
Praying for you. Don't worry. You will lead a happy and healthy long life. Amen
I have done this 3 times, it's nothing to be fearful of. They found a lot of polyps in my case. The best part is to watch the procedure on the screen.
"Coming to a cinema near you!"
Very informative video about this procedure. I'm having one done in a few days but I'm having a general sedation. This will be my second one in twelve years.
Just got finished mine yesterday at 10 Green St. Baltimore VA hospital. Piece of cake... I was longer in an MVA trying to renew my driving license... In and out in the VA hospital in less than 45min. No pain, stayed awake (with conscious sedation) the whole time and actually comment on doctor's procedures from info learned on this video, I told him exactly where he was in my colon....he said i must've done my homework... Do the prep to the letter and all will go well. Learn to enjoy the prep solution, the prep is your friend... HC Clark-ENC U.S. Navy Retired CPO (1973-1993) Baltimore, Md.
I just got this and an Endoscopy done today. They put me to sleep for both! Very easy and not scary.
There are good videos to help relieve the fears of Colonoscopies, then there are great ones. Loved this one!
Does it hurt
No, you are asleep, when you wake up its done.
Ashley Slayer you are NOT ASLEEP, you just can’t REMEMBER ANYTHING FROM THE PROCEDURE.
@@raleighthomas3079 no but the med makes you so relaxed that many do fall asleep. That's what the nurse told me. You won't remember a thing. The 2 day prep: no underwear or pants and stay super close to a toilet. If you don't want accidents that you can't imagine, don't leave the bedroom/bathroom area.
At the end, you let the most humongous fart of your life! Everyone giggles and then, you go home.... $1500.00 poorer.
I live in Canada. I only had to pay for transportation and prep meds.
Damn that's expensive.....in India it only costs under 100 dollars...or at least where I'm about to go..to the hospital
But if you are afraid of this kind of stuff, then you are not a coward.
I’m from uk 🇬🇧 so I don’t have to pay
1500 dollars!. Guess my polyps have a new forever home.
I had my colonoscopy done but my doctor didn't gave me any sedative. It took him approx 45 min. I was having grade 3 thrombosed internal haemorrhoids and that is reason i felt so much rectal pain during the procedure otherwise it's not so painful, you just feel bloating and urge to go to toilet because of the air. But it is totally safe and is considered the gold standard.
It was the second most painful experience of my life, after kidney stones. I was awake during the procedure. They had trouble locating the entrance to the small intestine, took 40 min. Luckily I was int he clear, no cancer or anything else, but I did end up with more prolapse after.
Is there a specific age of when they can perform it?
Thanks for the information, I have been put forward for this next year. I was told I will be sedated during the procedure, but a couple my friends had it done and said they were awake. The way it curls around inside looks scary but its best to know what is wrong.
R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman❤️
Rip
Hospital laguna
Maybe we should all get colonoscopys when were 30 to prevent what happened to him.
@@hggfhh4449 im 22 and getting one soon no chances taken
@@hggfhh4449 maybe 40 or 45. 30 is too young
In Norway where I live, they never sedate you during colonoscopies unless you're really struggling hard. I'm having mine in 3 days and i'm terrified. I spoke to my doctor about getting sedation but he refused. I also had an endoscopy about a year ago which was absolutely horrifying, had a straight up anxiety attack during the procedure because the discomfort I felt was unreal. All of you are so lucky to be sedated trust me..
Sedation routine in Australia
I would have went to another doctor
I'm so sorry! In the US it's always done under anesthesia unless you request otherwise.
Would refuse procedure without sedation,in the US the doctors use propofal for sedation,excellent stuff,no side effects.Good luck,good health to you.
For my last one they used nitrogen instead of just air. It was absorbed so I did not get the fun of the "musical" after effects. I liked that way better than having to expel the extra air myself.
It would probably be a lot less terrifying if they didn't design the scope to look like a screaming robotic anus caterpillar that barfs tools at your polyps.
lol
😂😂 when I saw that I said what the? Ouch!
oh my god that is hysterical XD
brad thomas ok
brad thomas best comment ever
Excellent narration followed by write-up in the background . First class delineation of the entire procedure of colonoscopy in an exhaustive manner and extremely lucid style. Well done !
This is a very good guide for my Colonoscopy!
i have a colonoscopy tomorrow and wanted to know what is going to happen to me tomorrow! thank you for calming my fears
Tomorrow is long gone😂R u still alive?
everything will be good
Me too .
I had my done last week, feel a bit strange being shaft but a male doctor and five nurses are watching!
Franklin
Lee
Rakesh Dasari wrong
Honestly, the worse part of this procedure was the laxatives beforehand. The actual colonoscopy was fine, I had gas & air during it. The meds carrying it out were great.
How did the gas and air make you feel?
Amazing info . Thanks Dr. Long live for you !
“mild” cramping lol. You can actually ask to have this done without sedation! I would describe it as feeling like *intense* cramping. It’s nice to have no grogginess when done, though. I’m interested in how the colonoscope works. Like, how does it remember to stay curved in the right places as it continues through the colon?
I have gotten 5 done so far and it's not scary at all. I'm 14 years old and I have sever chrohns disease. Well rn I'm back in the hospital (3 weeks) and they don't know if I have chrohns or colitis. But I had chrohns for a year and 8 months. It's been tough but this procedure is nothing I promise. The doctors are nice and everyone is there to calm you down and make you feel less scared. I get a slushee every time after I wake up .
Ok I'm not going to lie, the preparation sucks. You can't eat for two days and you drink a whole bunch bowl in 3 hours. I also drink it with Gatorade (it's what they suggest) and now I hate Gatorade but the procedure it's self does not hurt and I never feel any cramps or pain after the procedure.
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I have done 2 colonoscopy and 1 endoscopy... I'm suffering from crohn's disease 😢😥.
Dominique I've had at least 10 to 11 with crohns as well. Aren't we special! :0 (sarcasm)
Thanks for sharing. Had to share it with my parents since dad will be doing his soon.
Here in Australia when I had 9ne, the sedition ment I didn't remember the procedure at all. The nurse simply woke and there was no discomfort at all and was able to go straight back into my regular diet. The cleaning out the night before is the worst part and not that bad. Just be near a toilet for that
whos watching this before he doing it..
Me! Lol
I hope you're the patient not the doctor
Can the footage from my colonoscopy be uploaded to Facebook ??
Thanks lot for your efforts and struggle to provide the valuable information.
The twilight sedation is fine. It has way less recovery sickness than general anesthesia. I was sort of aware of some talking and tugging, but didn't really feel anything or care, kind of like when you catch yourself nodding off during a movie. It only takes like 20min.
Probably what I will opt for. Last time I did surgery I had the dry heaves! It was the worst experience.
can anyone tell me what kind of program should i use to do a video like that? i need it for a school project. thank you :]
Hell if I know😰
RIP Chadwick Boseman 💯🖤
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Why what happened?
I just had gastroscopy & colonoscopy at once. I think the preparation is not that bad, and I was under sedation so I can’t remember anything throughout the process. It’s not that difficult. I did this procedure at Singapore. I have few symptoms like loose watery stool, urge to use the restroom, feeling like my bowel doesn’t empty fully.
I'm still scared. But less so after this video. Thank you.
The prep is worse than the procedure itself. The anesthesias today usually allow you to wake up refreshed, not groggy at all like in the old days.
@@TeacherLee_USA That's so true! And *I listened to organ music* on TH-cam while I was waiting to drift off to sleep before the procedure. Thank goodness they gave me anesthesia. Surgery of any kind scares me out of my wits.
@@TeacherLee_USA I have diverticulitis, not cancer, thank goodness!
I just had my 1st Colonoscopy at 55. I i i was Petrified of the PROPOFOL. My whole procedure only took about 16 minutes. It will Knock you out in 3 seconds. It’s not the same Anesthesia as major surgery.
I had it done and it's exactly as defined in the video. I watched it throughout as well. Excellent
Pray for my mom
I'll Pray for u mum Samiul!! We don't know 1 another but, 9 yrs ago, my mother went up to the local hospital 4 days straight, complaining of chest pains, and she told me on the last hospital visit, 'I've never felt sooo sick in my 70 years Pete!!😕and she was only seen by a nurse EVERY SINGLE time she went to the hospital!! AND the nurse told her she 'Just had indigestion!!😡!!' On the 5th day, or at 2am she rang my sister to drive her to the hospital, as she knew she was too sick too drive to the hospital herself!! AND the Local Dr WAS on duty at the hospital on that occasion!! She was hooking mum up to a heart monitor and Mum crashed!! AND, even though the Dr worked on her, for over 20 minutes, when my sister, who'd ran off in sheer terror, walked back into the hospital, the Dr walked out with a grim and sad face..And told my sister she 'Did everything she could have done!!' Well!! Rubbish! When mum went to the hospital on those 1st 4 occasions!! the Dr was only a 5 minute walk away from the hospital!! Or literally less than 1 minute by car!! I'm not much good at maths!! But 4xs 24 hrs to the day, meant her Dr had nearly 100 hrs to have saved my poor old mother!! AND even though we, her family tried to take legal action!??? You'll never beat a Dr!! Because OTHER Drs blatantly lie!! AND cover their backsides!! I'm still, and I always will he heartbroken!! Because mum's Dr literally, killed my mother!! AND she should have been charged with Malpractice and manslaughter!! But!!!! I'll gladly say A prayer for your own mother!! AND I hope and Pray she'll be just fine!!
Don't fear the scope. The bowel prep is way more traumatic.
Did my first one today. Prep was tiring, but procedure itself is easy and painless under sedation, and I felt immediately better afterwards. Nothing like the cystoscopy I did a couple years back haha.
Thank you for the video well explained
Got this done just an hour ago. I'm only 34 but they found a polyp. I'm glad I went and had it removed. Although it was benign I am glad it is out now and won't have the chance to turn malignant if it had the potential.
WAIT A SECOND!! You can have this procedure done without being knocked out?! I want to get one done, but I've put it off, cause I dont like the idea of being knocked out for anything. Plus I've only been in a hospital once as a kid, for removal of my tonsils and that was 54 years ago. Hospitals scare the crap out of me. I will have to look into this non-knocked out procedure. Thankx for the video!!
I would suggest you get over your fear of being "knocked out" and have the procedure done under anesthesia. It can be very painful. And if you are awake, even slightly sedated, they won't be able to do the entire colon because that would be much to painful. Then, when you tell them it is too painful and they should stop. They will stop. Then they will determine if they need to examine more of your colon and then they will need to "knock you out." So, man up and get it done with anesthesia.
having had this done, I can tell you the worst thing about it was drinking a gallon of that horrible tasting liquid..ug..worst tasting stuff ever..it was a marathon I tell ya..a marathon..I had about 15 glasses and counted down as I went..when I got to the last five I was in the home stretch..then I finally got to the last one and drank that then went to bed..I was tired and dehydrated a little bit seeing as that stuff really cleans you out..then I couldn't eat anything for another 12-15 hours..but water..thank heavens for that..the procedure was not that bad.
I'm 15 but I'm so scared of this test cause I never did this plz pray for me
Thank you so much for sharing this. Actually im afraid and i have 2 elongated pedunculated polyps inside my colon. Im afraid what is gonna happen.
Let me tell you something. I had a colonoscopy done on me and I didn’t feel a thing. They put me to sleep and next thing you know, it was over.
The procedure itself is a breeze. The prep is living hell.
The prep?
I feel you brother had my third colonoscopy last Saturday, two of the previous both prep and procedure were hell, this time the gave me sedative☺🙂
@Whisper and Mantra that would be easy. no. its 24 hours of laxatives, a clear liquid only diet, and suffering.
I’m getting mine done in 3 hours this prep is hell I’m wondering how I’m going to make it to the Doctor it’s 40 min away 😳
This information is valuable! I've know too many people; who have died from Colon Cancer! This will save your life! 👀👍✂👍👀
Or as I've heard someone put it, the "up periscope" test
How does it navigate? looks so smooth in the animation..
What happened to me after colonoscopy: I wake up and tell the nurse my stomach hurts. She says "It's the air we pumped in there, go ahead and let it out." 15 minutes later, I'm on my knees and elbows on the bed farting like a trucker that eats nothing but chili. Then, not having heard the conversation between me and the nurse, my husband walked around the corner and starts laughing so hard he couldn't talk. Overall it was a pretty entertaining experience. And yay, no pollops. I'm still farting 6 months later.....just kidding 😂😂😂😂 the worst part was the bowel prep, DO NOT LEAVE YOUR HOUSE after you start the process....seriously.
I hated the prep solution so much I asked someone (who is old enough to remember) what castor oil tasted like because I have never tasted it. It's yucky, I am sure, but the prep solution probably tastes worse than castor oil. I can't imagine ANYTHING tasting as bad as the prep. Ugh, the horrors. This was last Tuesday, Nov. 20.
I have diverticulitis by the way.
Thank goodness it's only diverticulitis and not cancer! BTW I listened to organ music on TH-cam while I was waiting to drift off from the anesthesia. *Music (especially FOREST GREEN) is the best medicine!*
I have panic attacks so I want anesthesia. 30 minutes to an hour is a long time to lay there waiting for a panic attack.
Why does everyone give us truckers such a hard time?
Lol.
We're not all the stereotypical version you've seen in the movies your entire life.
That was funny, though.
Do not leave your bedroom, later do not leave the bathroom. You will not be able to stop the frequent explosions. Also don't wear underwear. Just a short gown that won't get saturated by accidents. Gross!
Wow! And the prep is just as wonderful, I can only assume(!)
After that you will know your toilet bowl much, much better than your wife
or your kids *. . . ;-)*
I had this done but mine was in my womb not this way on here and mine resulted in having to have a biopsy of the womb that day but thank God my results were okay some minor changes only which resulted in me not needing any further treatment just another check in 12 months instead of the normal 3 years so I won't take these results for granted I've still quit smoking and no intention of starting again my mum died of cervical cancer so I consider myself lucky to have to have no further treatment and to of been discharged so I do feel extremely lucky as most people normally go on to have treatment or full hysterectomy as my sister did also when she had abnormal results she was in hospital within a few weeks after her biopsy having a full hysterectomy ,and I also have gone for a smear test every 3 years since my 20s I think last 3 years was first time I missed but all sorted thank God 🙂
Very good video, thank you for sharing.
I just had my first one, they put me to sleep so I did not feel anything. Everything went well.
I want to learn how to do this as a future medical student.
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Thank you evry one for sharing yours experince.. i have suggested by doctors yestrday.. i m v much scared i dont know what will happen.. but after read all of yours experince lets have to do ... beacuse its need .. i feel too much pain in my left abdoment since few month.... thank you atlest i fell courage from you all.....😥😴😓😓😓😓
Thanks for the info. I am getting one done tomorrow so the comments were helpful
How are you now Mervin?
thanks for sharing this!
Good info. Thank you.
Here in India, we got clinics where patient is also given another monitor to see his/her inside while doctor sees it in another monitor.
Very nice explanation
It's very interest, even though it's my first experience.
I am literally in the waiting room now to have this procedure done! 😮
how was it
And how was it??
Highly recommended. If you have any suspicion, go and make it. If it’s nothing serious then you’ll be enjoying life without worries, if there’s something more serious you’ll be able to take measures sooner which is always better.
I did it under anesthesia, felt absolutely nothing. The preparation was a bit tough but not a big deal.
I just had it today
And trust me i just felt a little discomfort and the pain was bearable
For all those who are recommended by doctors please go for it there is no need to worry
so when they take the polyps out they have to take out the little long pipe and then go back in again and get another polyp and then back out and go back in if I'm not correct can somebody explain..
Great information Thank you
Excellent video : very well explained in simple language.
I work as a maintenance technician (handy man) would I be OK to work the day after ?
Very informative. I had one done 10 years ago and it's time for another. The prep is no fun but the procedure is easy.
My friends at work tell me look tired though I sleep well about 8 hours, does this have anything to do with blood in stools and low iron
I had my first Colonoscopy on the 12th March was sedated for this and yea I had 15 mm Polyp had 8 altogether but no cancer all the polyp were removed with a hot snare so it good to see what happens
I also had 3 Haemorrhoids grade 11 internal back to the Hospital in 3 years based on Pathology results Local Colonoscopy Doctor in 3 months my Doctor in 2 weeks so yea
This video is simple but perfect and clear. 👍👍👍
The whole thing felt like a 5 minute nap. I didnt feel a single thing during the endoscopy for my gullet and colon. Hahahh. So relax and dont worry!
I recommend getting the procedure , it might save your life ...
Can my soul leave my body while this is happening and then come back when im in my car?
Right? 😂
Lmfao that would be nice 👌
After that your soul is gone.
How can anyone go through this? Back in my day doctor came to your house. He knew what was wrong. One shot and all pain gone. No hospital know horrible tests. A diet prescription was given and all was good. No need of a specialist. The good old days.
Hi. Interesting video. I was doing a colonoscopy for a couple of years ago. I had been feeling a bit problem with my stomach so ive got to do this examination. The answer of The examination was good... No tumours or so. I think it is very good to do this, and The enveliping to go look inside with a camera (like when or when you examine your vocal chords), its Great that The doctor are able to see The result live. 👍
Christer
The build up of tension before the reveal at 0:58 was masterfully done. Keep up the good work.
Adobe Animate (formerly Flash) was used to produce these animations. You can get a free trial version.
I have one tomorrow in the afternoon... Began the prep today, it feels like I'm pooping lava and it hurts like hell... Hope I have nothing serious
Great production but what about prep ?
This maybe a weird question but is that camera gadget used on everyone or is it disposable? Just wondering how clean it is?!
There's a 72" colon cleaning 'snake' avail ble. This is inserted into the rectum and slowly pushed the full way into the colon. Water pressure from shower head fitting rotates outer edges of the snake which expands the brush section and rotates. The soft brushes and water jets clean the whole of the colon as its slowly removed. I removed a bucket full of undigested food and clogged faeces during this process. It's far better than the pre regular colon irrigation as the snake cleans the whole length of the colon. Once the snake hits the 90degree bend going into the large colon it has to be rotated whilst pushing to get it around the bend. Once done a couple of times it's now no problem. It's around 30mm diameter so fills the colon completely, it's actually even a nice feeling with the full 72" inserted..
Nice feeling?
Got one tomorrow. I have a very high pain threshold. Should I take a sedative?
Dam!!! God forbid I never have any stomach problems in my lifetime.
I didn't do the prep correctly the 1st time. I had to have the procedure twice. But i rather go thru it than Colon Cancer