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Finally Getting My Test.

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At 12:30 pm today I will be having my endoscopy. I can't wait. I will go back on my gluten free diet after the test. I am so tired of my legs hurting. I wonder how long it will be after I have my test to get my results? Wish me luck. I am a little scared of the test. I am also having a colonoscopy. Fun times I tell ya. Fun times.

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Good Luck to you!

No need to be nervous - of course I was a bit nervous for my first endo - didn't have the joy of the double ender until later ;)

They'll give you meds to make you sleepy - I hardly remember anything from any of mine - you'll wake shortly after - hopefully doc will give you a synopsis of what they saw - if not the results should not take long to obtain (my biopsies took about a week).

Good news is you'll be gluten-free while you wait - let the healing begin :)

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Good luck!! :)

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At 12:30 pm today I will be having my endoscopy. I can't wait. I will go back on my gluten free diet after the test. I am so tired of my legs hurting. I wonder how long it will be after I have my test to get my results? Wish me luck. I am a little scared of the test. I am also having a colonoscopy. Fun times I tell ya. Fun times.

Hope all went well for you!

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