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  2. Colonoscopy: Test Use, Preparation, and Side-Effects - Patient

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    What to expect after a colonoscopy. Most people are ready to go home after resting for half an hour or so. You may need to stay a bit longer for observation if you have had any small lumps of tissue (polyps) removed. If you have had a sedative - you may take a bit longer to be ready to go home. The sedative will normally make you feel quite ...

  3. CT Colonography: Use, Preparation, and Side-Effects - Patient

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    CT colonography uses a CT scanner to produce detailed pictures of the colon and rectum. This test can be used instead of a colonoscopy to help detect cancers and other bowel conditions. Note: the information below is a general guide only. The arrangements, and the way tests are performed, may vary between different hospitals.

  4. colonoscopy and upper endoscopy at the same time

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    colonoscopy and upper endoscopy at the same time. Posted 13 years ago, 78 users are following. cry_baby. Last Friday I had a combined colonoscopy and endoscopy of the oesophogus, duodenum and stomach done at the same time. Leading up to the procedure I was absolutely terrified and spent hours looking for information from people who'd had it ...

  5. Gastroscopy (Endoscopy): Preparation and Procedure - Patient

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    A gastroscopy is a test where an operator - usually a doctor or nurse - looks into the upper part of the gut (the upper gastrointestinal tract) with a camera. The upper gut consists of the gullet (oesophagus), the stomach and the first part of the gut (small intestine) known as the duodenum. The operator uses an endoscope to look inside the gut.

  6. What to expect when you have a colposcopy - Patient

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    Some women may experience cramping after a colposcopy biopsy is taken and may experience light bleeding for a few days. If the bleeding becomes heavier or if you are still bleeding after a week, it's important to speak to your GP for advice. Although the risk of infection is small, it's advisable to avoid sex and to avoid using tampons while ...

  7. How long does moviprep stay in your system after colonoscopy? -...

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    Hi. I had a colonoscopy back in April and was given Moviprep for the first time (rather than my normal Picolax). I hated the Moviprep...although i didn`t take the 4th sachet, as my stools were clear/watery,...my bowels returned to normal in about 3 days. Maybe yours will take a bit longer if you took all the sachets..i`m sure it will be fine.

  8. Vertigo dizziness morning after colonoscopy. Is this normal? -...

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    This gradually faded to episodes of decreasing dizziness lasting from an hour to eventually just a few minutes. This lasted a few months with increasing time between spells. Bit disconcerting but I just sat down until they passed. It did not stop me working or living a normal life.

  9. Post Colonscopy Pain | Colonoscopy | Forums - Patient

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    Post Colonscopy Pain. Posted 2 years ago, 2 users are following. jo5hm4n. So i had my first ever Colonoscopy on Sunday 07/11/2021 in the UK. The procedure went well but i didn't opt for sedation so i was in agonising pain during the procedure. Anyway after the procedure was over they told me to expect pain/discomfort for up to 2 days and some ...

  10. Bronchoscopy: What to expect - Patient

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    Most are done without any problem. Your nose and throat may be a little sore for a day or so afterwards. You may feel tired or sleepy for several hours, caused by the sedative. There is a slightly increased risk of developing a throat or chest infection following a bronchoscopy.

  11. Sigmoidoscopy: Purpose and Procedure - Patient

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    Sigmoidoscopy is a procedure where a doctor or nurse looks into the rectum and sigmoid colon, using an instrument called a sigmoidoscope. The sigmoid colon is the final portion of the bowel that is joined to the rectum. A sigmoidoscope is a small tube with an attached light source about the thickness of your finger.