Colonoscopy

[Satanic warrior]

Hello guys I will be having my first colonoscopy procedure this morning and I’m a little nervous has anyone gone through this before? Wish me luck?

 

[HPS Lydia]

Hello guys I will be having my first colonoscopy procedure this morning and I’m a little nervous has anyone gone through this before? Wish me luck?

Good luck!

An elderly relative of mine had it done a few times, it was fine.

 

[existentialcrisis]

Hello guys I will be having my first colonoscopy procedure this morning and I’m a little nervous has anyone gone through this before? Wish me luck?

It will be fine, it's very safe and so is the anaesthesia. In the US the nurse anaesthetist is on the level of a doctorate of nursing and the gastroenterologist has probably done thousands of endoscopies. Just stay away from jewish doctors, they are terrible.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

My father had this test several times (once every 3 years) and there were never any problems.

 

[LightBringer]

It will be fine, it's very safe and so is the anaesthesia. In the US the nurse anaesthetist is on the level of a doctorate of nursing and the gastroenterologist has probably done thousands of endoscopies. Just stay away from jewish doctors, they are terrible.

anyone young too different thing but could of saved my tooth but bitch in her 20s pulled it out after, well we do this now or next week, i think we'll all booked out. i was very young then but anyone that talks like that is an enemy

 

[Satanic warrior]

You guys are gonna think ima joke or think I’m weak despite my name being satanic warrior,but I rescheduled my appointment because of fear of not trusting doctors and the risks involved in this procedure. The prep seems no biggie to me is the procedure itself that troubles me. I’ve read stories on Reddit where people where left with chronic pain for months after the procedure and never had that chronic pain before the procedure, ramped up anxiety. The fact that these doctors see many patients a day for these procedure and mostl likely will rush through these procedures they are bound to make mistakes to one or 2 patients and not caring. Maybe im overreacting, I was in a car accident last year and that for sure ramped up the anxiety I already have and it has been hard on me lately.The reason why I even scheduled to get this procedure is because I having ibs issues ima 30yr old male. Should I stop being a wuss and just get it over with? I don’t have insurance to is impossible for me to find other alternatives other than colonoscop

 

[serpentwalker666]

You guys are gonna think ima joke or think I’m weak despite my name being satanic warrior,but I rescheduled my appointment because of fear of not trusting doctors and the risks involved in this procedure. The prep seems no biggie to me is the procedure itself that troubles me. I’ve read stories on Reddit where people where left with chronic pain for months after the procedure and never had that chronic pain before the procedure, ramped up anxiety. The fact that these doctors see many patients a day for these procedure and mostl likely will rush through these procedures they are bound to make mistakes to one or 2 patients and not caring. Maybe im overreacting, I was in a car accident last year and that for sure ramped up the anxiety I already have and it has been hard on me lately.The reason why I even scheduled to get this procedure is because I having ibs issues ima 30yr old male. Should I stop being a wuss and just get it over with? I don’t have insurance to is impossible for me to find other alternatives other than colonoscop

Acknowledge the fear and just do your best to calm yourself. Just talk to your Guardian Demon and voice your concerns, and ask them to watch over you closely during this.

You will be fine. Just do your best to settle yourself. That can be very hard, as medical procedures and surgeries can be very anxiety inducing.

Look into what you can do to treat the ibs on your own. Everyone is different and what works for one may not work for another but it's worth looking into. There is acupressure, chinese medicine, holistic methods, etc.

Also, don't scroll over those types of post anymore until after you have had the procedure. It will give you needless anxiety. A colonoscopy is generally a procedure where most people are fine.

 

[existentialcrisis]

You guys are gonna think ima joke or think I’m weak despite my name being satanic warrior,but I rescheduled my appointment because of fear of not trusting doctors and the risks involved in this procedure. The prep seems no biggie to me is the procedure itself that troubles me. I’ve read stories on Reddit where people where left with chronic pain for months after the procedure and never had that chronic pain before the procedure, ramped up anxiety. The fact that these doctors see many patients a day for these procedure and mostl likely will rush through these procedures they are bound to make mistakes to one or 2 patients and not caring. Maybe im overreacting, I was in a car accident last year and that for sure ramped up the anxiety I already have and it has been hard on me lately.The reason why I even scheduled to get this procedure is because I having ibs issues ima 30yr old male. Should I stop being a wuss and just get it over with? I don’t have insurance to is impossible for me to find other alternatives other than colonoscop

You shouldn't be reading horror stories on reddit, it's going to skew your perception and get blown out of proportion by your anxiety and they won't be telling the whole story.

The gentile doctors I've seen do care and won't put their patients at unnecessary risk. They have their license and reputation on the line, not just reputation with patients but with staff and facilities and even other doctors, not to mention their conscience(yes, they do have one and they do care).

Even if they are running behind schedule, their focus is 100% on each procedure and they do it as if it's their most important one of the day, because they are all important. They do thousands of procedures a year, and assuming that's 30 minutes per procedure, that is alot of practice and skill. Multiply that by the years that they've been scoping. There are not many mistakes to be made after having thousands of hours of practice.

The only advice I can give is stay away from jewish doctors and for-profit hospitals. Maybe you can talk to a nurse at the office or in pre-op and express your concerns, most people are nervous when they come in and the nurses know how to handle these worries and talk you through.

Have you met the doctor? Do you like him?

 

[Aquarius]

Ibs is fixed by having a proper diet that has fermented food in it. I've heard of many people fixing ibs with homemade kefir made with raw milk.

I wouldn't do a colonoscopy before having tried everything at my disposal. Even homemade bone broth is excellent.

 

[Satanic warrior]

You shouldn't be reading horror stories on reddit, it's going to skew your perception and get blown out of proportion by your anxiety and they won't be telling the whole story.

The gentile doctors I've seen do care and won't put their patients at unnecessary risk. They have their license and reputation on the line, not just reputation with patients but with staff and facilities and even other doctors, not to mention their conscience(yes, they do have one and they do care).

Even if they are running behind schedule, their focus is 100% on each procedure and they do it as if it's their most important one of the day, because they are all important. They do thousands of procedures a year, and assuming that's 30 minutes per procedure, that is alot of practice and skill. Multiply that by the years that they've been scoping. There are not many mistakes to be made after having thousands of hours of practice.

The only advice I can give is stay away from jewish doctors and for-profit hospitals. Maybe you can talk to a nurse at the office or in pre-op and express your concerns, most people are nervous when they come in and the nurses know how to handle these worries and talk you through.

Have you met the doctor? Do you like him?

Yea I met the doctor and he was nice and not Jewish I think he’s Indian but note sure, I’ve read he’s reviews and people seem to think he’s professional and a good gi doc. I will eventually get this procedure done atleast to know if there is or isn’t nothing serious wrong with me. Since the anxiety of what ifs is actually stressing me out.

 

[Satanic warrior]

Ibs is fixed by having a proper diet that has fermented food in it. I've heard of many people fixing ibs with homemade kefir made with raw milk.

I wouldn't do a colonoscopy before having tried everything at my disposal. Even homemade bone broth is excellent.

Ok, I started eating prebiotic and probiotic foods a few months ago and when as far as having passing stool but not all the way. More like incomplete bowel movements I’ve decided to just get this procedure done to atleast have a peace of mind that is not anything serious. I will try everything you mentioned in the near future

 

[existentialcrisis]

Yea I met the doctor and he was nice and not Jewish I think he’s Indian but note sure, I’ve read he’s reviews and people seem to think he’s professional and a good gi doc. I will eventually get this procedure done atleast to know if there is or isn’t nothing serious wrong with me. Since the anxiety of what ifs is actually stressing me out.

My opinion is it's better to know than not to know.
I've seen people whose lives were saved in their 20s and 30s, because they had symptoms and decided to be seen by a doctor and things were caught early before they progressed.

On the flipside there are elderly people who lived with conditions for many years, not realizing it could have been easily treated & fixed if they'd done it sooner.

The good news is alot of work can be done directly through the endoscope without need for surgery or other procedures, and you'll know more than you did before.

 

[Satanic warrior]

My opinion is it's better to know than not to know.
I've seen people whose lives were saved in their 20s and 30s, because they had symptoms and decided to be seen by a doctor and things were caught early before they progressed.

On the flipside there are elderly people who lived with conditions for many years, not realizing it could have been easily treated & fixed if they'd done it sooner.

The good news is alot of work can be done directly through the endoscope without need for surgery or other procedures, and you'll know more than you did before.

Thank you for your words! This really motivated me to face my fears and push myself to proceed with this procedure, i can’t forget who I am!
I will ask Father Satan for hes guidance I’m sure he will look over me when I get this done. I will keep you guys updated after the procedure.
My satanic brother and sisters, my satanic family one day we will all be together and united as gods until then let’s keep fighting for our world and striving towards the godhead! You guys mean soo much to me!

 

[Shadowcat]

Thank you for your words! This really motivated me to face my fears and push myself to proceed with this procedure, i can’t forget who I am!
I will ask Father Satan for hes guidance I’m sure he will look over me when I get this done. I will keep you guys updated after the procedure.
My satanic brother and sisters, my satanic family one day we will all be together and united as gods until then let’s keep fighting for our world and striving towards the godhead! You guys mean soo much to me!

I'm not sure if you have had the procedure or not by this point but trust me it will be ok. My dad has this procedure done along with and endoscopy and he was fine. I had to take him and bring him back. Just make sure you have a Gentile doctor and all will be well.