Colonoscopy
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I had a colonoscopy Thursday [ April 7]. I waiting for my results. I felt no pain, went home took my dog for a walk. That,s how good I felt.
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Posted , 6 users are following.
I had a colonoscopy Thursday [ April 7]. I waiting for my results. I felt no pain, went home took my dog for a walk. That,s how good I felt.
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Beacuse it's been two years that this pain is not going away.
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The disadvantages is that it increases the possibility of perforation, as a lightly sedated patient will be much more likely to communicate that the pain is really bad. In my studies of outcomes, though, I have seen no studies that track perforation rate with the level of sedation given.
But I do know that time is money. The US spends over 17% of its GDP on health care. All the other developed nations spend 9.5 - 11.5% of their respective GDPs on healthcare. However, when you look at basic outcomes studies (like infant mortality rate, longevity of life, etc), the US always falls in the bottom 1/3 of quality measures. There is excellent healthcare available in the US. Only it is not available to everyone, and the cost is obviously 50% higher, minimum.
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