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What interests me is this procedure? Painful, isn't it? With anesthetic done? Dangerous? I'm counting on you, because doctors don't like to talk very much with us, the patients, and explain to us.
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Colonoscopy is the most reliable examination of the rectum and colon. It gives a more detailed picture of the x-ray examination, allows to do a biopsy-painless removal of a small amount of tissue for examination under a microscope and remove any polyps. During the procedure itself through the rectum into the colon introduces fibre-craft. It permeates the entire colon and allows a view of the lining. During the review injected air to corded folds of mucous membrane and facilitates the movement of the camera. Jason held a consultation with an anesthesiologist as the procedure requires the implementation of short-term anesthetic. The patient left the hospital the same day, unless complications arise.

What complications can occur?

They are relatively rare:

-perforation of the intestinal wall, which leads to surgery.
-bleeding, mainly in removing large polyps, which usually resolves by itself, only in very rare cases, surgical intervention is necessary, as an exception, you may experience the cardiovascular and respiratory problems, infections.
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All these complications occur mainly during the endoscopy, but may occur in the next few days. Sometimes they are accompanied with severe abdominal pain, fever, chills.

Is it painful?

Colonoscopy is not painful, but it's a nasty review. The inconveniences began with the cleansing of the colon, causing nekolkočasova diarrhea, before manipulation. Anesthesia is intravenous injection. After the review, including the biopsy and removal of polyps do not cause pain. https://www.purevolume.com/listeners/lenabrock/posts/918613/Stages+of+Cellulite%3A+Signs+and+Symptoms