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Old 07-10-2008, 07:06 PM #1
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My primary doc suggested me to have a colonoscopy. Do i need special precausion to avoid flare or spreading?
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talk to the dr who is going to perform the procedure. I've had one with rsd, and didn't have any problems. Of course, everyone is different.

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Had the procedure last fall with no problems, but like Mary said always ask your doctor. Good luck. Susie
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I had mine last month. No problem for me either. I agree with the other's, ask you Dr. about the procedure.~Love, Desi
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I only problem I had was a reaction to the anesthetic. I was out of it so much more than the average person, and for longer. This may have been a drug-combination side effect of some sort. The doctor and the pharmacy were stumped. But after it wore off in about two days, I was fine.

Definitely make sure the gastroenterologist and his/her anesthesiologist are aware of everything you are taking. Give this information well ahead of time.

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