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Re: Painful ColonoscopyFrom: Chantel (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu May 29 13:44:30 2003
At Wed, 28 May 2003, allen wrote: > >At Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Keli wrote: >> >>I’m new to this site. I have not been diagnosed with endo yet. >>I have a lap scheduled for 12/11/00. I have almost all endo symptoms. I >>recently had a colonoscopy, due to a positive fecal occult blood test. >>My colonoscopy came out negative, but was EXTREMELY PAINFUL. My GI just >>told me I just had a sensitive bowel, and they had to give me a lot of >>Demerol. I questioned my Gynecologist about this, I asked him if it >>could have hurt due to adhesions. He told me it was probably just my >>intolerance to the procedure. Are my doctors politely trying to tell me >>I’m a wimp? I would like to here from anyone else that has had a painful >>colonoscopy. >> >>-- >>Keli My family doc is beginning to think i have endo as well, I can't get into the gyne until Sept 22! Anyways last fall I had a colonscopy done while in hospital for a week with what at first was appendcitis then got turned into a bowel problems wiht no bowle symptoms (more docs that didn't listen) anyways mine was very painful as well, half way through they had to give me more medicaiton, but my best friend slept through one...i think its very individual, pain is very subjective and they inject air into the bowel and sometimes the corners are harder to get around in some ppl then others and everyone will react different to it. You're not a wimp as for it relating to endo, not sure on that one.
-- Chantel >> >ouch!!!!!!! google is great never what have guessed i see you here hope >you feel >better allen
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