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Should I Let Y Gi Know I Have A Scratchy Throat If I'm Finally Having Ulcer Biopsy This Friday

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Should I let my GI know I have a scratchy throat if I'm FINALLY having ulcer biopsy this Friday I've been waiting for over 4 weeks.!!!! I woke up at 4AM FREEZING. Glad I stayed in bed until husband got up because I was dizzy (stopped taking Donnatal 4 days ago).

I don't want procedure rescheduled!!!!!!!!!

Don't have any other symptoms.Should I let my GI know? I'm FINALLY having ulcer biopsy this Friday? Scratchy throat. seems to be only symptom.

Thank you all for everything that you do.

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Should I let my GI know I have a scratchy throat if I'm FINALLY having ulcer biopsy this Friday I've been waiting for over 4 weeks.!!!! I woke up at 4AM FREEZING. Glad I stayed in bed until husband got up because I was dizzy (stopped taking Donnatal 4 days ago).

I don't want procedure rescheduled!!!!!!!!!

Don't have any other symptoms.Should I let my GI know? I'm FINALLY having ulcer biopsy this Friday? Scratchy throat. seems to be only symptom.

Thank you all for everything that you do.

Loey biggrin.gif

Did you taper off the Donnatal? If you didn't the dizziness may be related to withdrawl. As far as the scratchy throat goes I would mention it to the doctor but if no other issues arrise he will likely be able to go ahead with the proceduare as planned. Do let him know if you get sicker though and start running a fever or develop other symptoms.

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Did you taper off the Donnatal? If you didn't the dizziness may be related to withdrawl. As far as the scratchy throat goes I would mention it to the doctor but if no other issues arrise he will likely be able to go ahead with the proceduare as planned. Do let him know if you get sicker though and start running a fever or develop other symptoms.

Thanks, I didn't taper off the Donnatal (my bad). Just staying bed and checking the computer today. Cancelled the one appointment I had. I'm tutoring a girt with dyslexia for free and her mother was supposed to come over. WIll reschedule it.

Thanks for always being so helpful! I +'d you!

Loey

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