I had a colonoscopy done yesterday.<\/p>\n
If you know my age, you realize that I’m a bit young for this.\u00a0 I have some personal history (some nasty flareups in college and about 5 years ago) and family history of colon cancer.\u00a0 After the last flare-up my doctor has put me on the “every few years” plan for the rest of my life.<\/p>\n
The good news – nothing is wrong.\u00a0 No sign of cancer, polyps, anything unusual.\u00a0 My diverticulosis (a mild case) is about the same as last time.\u00a0 The doctor took some biopsies, and will let me know in two weeks if they are clean.\u00a0 If so, I get 4-5 years before the next one. I missed work on Friday for this, but I’m just as happy.\u00a0 The prep left me feeling a bit depressed (at the loss of control involved) and a little weak from the all clear liquid diet.\u00a0 The anaesthesia left me only 80% there for 4-5 hours afterward which I slept off at home.
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\nA few tips if you’re headed this way.\u00a0 If you have a choice and can swallow big salty pills, use the pill prep (Visicol or Osmoprep).\u00a0 They are much less painful and less bad tasting than the alternatives.\u00a0 Also, if given the opporunity to be sedated and\/or completely knocked-out, DO IT.\u00a0 I’ve had 3 of these now with a greater degree of unconsciousness every time.\u00a0 Sleep through it if you can.<\/p>\n