As someone who works in GI, you would be surprised how many people don’t complete the prep and come anyway, it is vitally important to “be clear” from the prep, otherwise the procedure has to be repeated…and nobody wants that!
The physician would go broke if people just didn't show for their appointment. Clear is the best but sometimes that doesn't happen, and the patient doesn't know it.
I had a colonoscopy on Thursday and today is Monday I still have a little blood when I poop I had 4 polopys removed is this normal just worried thank you
As someone who works in GI, you would be surprised how many people don’t complete the prep and come anyway, it is vitally important to “be clear” from the prep, otherwise the procedure has to be repeated…and nobody wants that!
Thank you for your comment! Definitely important to reinforce how important it is to clear everything out! 👍
The physician would go broke if people just didn't show for their appointment. Clear is the best but sometimes that doesn't happen, and the patient doesn't know it.
Im a nursing student and I love your videos they help so much. tyyyyyyyy
Concise and well explained. I’ll have my first this month. Thanks!👍
Awesome! Hope everything goes smoothly. Thanks for watching.
Very good explanation, Cathy. You are my hero 🙂
Wow, thank you for your incredibly kind comment! ❤️
Thank you
You are welcome! :)
I had a colonoscopy on Thursday and today is Monday I still have a little blood when I poop I had 4 polopys removed is this normal just worried thank you
Thanks Soo much kindly do a video for stomas
Thank you for watching! I will put a video about stomas on my to-do list! :)
Thanks I’m going for my very first one at 60 and nervous abt it😐
Wish you the best!
I’m 63 only had one colonoscopy I’m 63 years old it’s been twelve years ago is it time for my second one
It is usually recommended every ten years, or sooner if polyps were removed during your last colonoscopy. Definitely check with your provider!