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Anyone Try Capsule Endoscopy Test?


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where it takes pictures of the inside of ur intestines while it's being digested...

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my dr. wanted to do this, but my insurance wouldn't cover it, so i opted not to do it; it was too expensive. he wanted to use it to have a baseline reference of what my small intestine looked like -- it wasn't to be diagnostic. supposedly it's painfree and very precise.

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I had this done about two years ago. I had no problems with it and never noticed when I passed it. It took about two weeks to get the results. It was knd of cool looking like the bionic woman with the little pack attached to my side.

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I had this done about two years ago. I had no problems with it and never noticed when I passed it. It took about two weeks to get the results. It was knd of cool looking like the bionic woman with the little pack attached to my side.

Yes, I had it done a couple months ago. It's an excellent diagnostic tool that is painless and easy. I would prefer this any day to a barium test.

After a negative biopsy and negative bloodwork, normal colonoscopy and normal barium tests, the capsule test was able to find ulcerations in my small intestine that otherwise would not have been found.

Christine

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