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Hi guys,
I had a colonoscopy this week and about 3 minutes into it I suddenly felt a really sharp pain. Next thing I know, a nurse is putting pressure on my stomach with her hands and my consultant is telling me that "my bowel has become twisted." Then they turned me onto my front. The pain was pretty intense but eventually they managed to untwist it and they carried on with the procedure. After I came out, I had really severe abdominal pains for the next hour or so. A nurse said it was all the air they pumped into me that had become trapped.
When my consultant came in to see me, he said it was common for this to happen? Is this the case? Has it happened to others here?
My consultant was an hour late for the procedure and he seemed in such a rush. My consultant is always rushing and it can be pretty frustrating because he always seems to be checking out the clock.
Today I got sent my colonoscopy results only to find that they weren't mine but an 81 year old man's! And that was sent from the consultant himself! How did he manage that one!? Makes you wonder!
Jonny.
I had a colonoscopy this week and about 3 minutes into it I suddenly felt a really sharp pain. Next thing I know, a nurse is putting pressure on my stomach with her hands and my consultant is telling me that "my bowel has become twisted." Then they turned me onto my front. The pain was pretty intense but eventually they managed to untwist it and they carried on with the procedure. After I came out, I had really severe abdominal pains for the next hour or so. A nurse said it was all the air they pumped into me that had become trapped.
When my consultant came in to see me, he said it was common for this to happen? Is this the case? Has it happened to others here?
My consultant was an hour late for the procedure and he seemed in such a rush. My consultant is always rushing and it can be pretty frustrating because he always seems to be checking out the clock.
Today I got sent my colonoscopy results only to find that they weren't mine but an 81 year old man's! And that was sent from the consultant himself! How did he manage that one!? Makes you wonder!
Jonny.