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Just Got Home From Surprise Endoscopy


MissyShelle

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I went in this morning for my colonscopy. While there, he asked about my symptoms and we decided to go ahead and do the endoscopy.   He got about 6-8 samples and said I should have results within 2 weeks. 

 

I was so pleased. I didn't have to fight for it or anything.

 

So, I can now go gluten free with confidence. I feel overwhelmed by it  but glad to be getting stuff done.

 

They also removed 5 polyps and said they'll also let me know within two weeks what the report says about them. I've gotten them since 9, so most likely, another colonscopy next year. Oh yeah.

 

But home now, tired as can be and so happy to have food. 

 

I'll keep you updated. 

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kareng Grand Master

I have heard of surprise parties, & surprise pregnancys but never a surprise endo! 

 

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NotMollyRingwald Apprentice

Gives me hope...so many stories out there of unhelpful doctors; glad you found one willing to be aggressive! 

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MDG Newbie

That is great news!! I went for my pre-op for my colonoscopy and he suggested the endoscopy before I had to even begin to argue with him about it. Was nice to feel like someone is listening!! Hope your results give you all the answers you need!! :) 

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powerofpositivethinking Community Regular

excellent news, and it's great he took that many samples!!

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MissyShelle Rookie

Thank you everyone. He was awesome. I was so impressed. Now it's just the fun of waiting around, lol. 

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