How painful is the colonoscopy that everyone is afraid of? Will the examination be unbearably painful for everyone?

The constipation was serious at first, probably because I squatted for a long time playing with mobile phones and reading books. I squatted until my legs were numb and I didn’t like to drink water. I massaged my belly in a clockwise direction. After getting up, I immediately went to the toilet and squatted for five minutes regardless of whether I had a bowel movement. I also bought some probiotic powder and drank it. Gradually, my stomach became normal again. But you thought it was over here. My intestines and stomach kept It’s not good. I’ve been suffering from work pressure and intestinal bloating on and off for more than two years. Recently, my stomach has been rumbling so much that I can hear my intestines rummaging around in the bedroom when I lie down at night. I’ve been hesitating for a long time, so I might as well just do a colonoscopy to find out. Cause.

When I first went to make an appointment, the nurse at the front desk said that it would be painless and made an appointment for me. After reading the experiences of many patients, I had a general idea, so I immediately said that I would like to do the ordinary one. The nurse asked me if I had done it before. I said no and she told me that it was a bit painful and painful. I thought about it, if it really hurts so much, then ordinary colonoscopy is impossible, so I insist on doing ordinary examination. I drank two packs of pineapple-flavored laxatives the night before, and drank two packs with a stomach full of water in the morning. , but the salty taste with pineapple essence is not as unpleasant as expected. Both times, I finished drinking it in a little over an hour. I didn’t vomit or poop during the whole process, nor was it painful. It was very easy to poop without any pain, and the poop quickly turned into a transparent liquid.

As a result, when I arrived at the endoscopy center today, I found that everyone around me was doing the surgery without pain, and the only one with me was an uncle. I started to feel uneasy. When the number was called, the normal and painless ones were separated. The normal ones were given priority, so my sister was the first one to go in. My mother, I walked into the consultation room as if I was going to the execution ground. When I first entered, a nurse sister asked me to lie down on my left side and put a pillow on my back. After lying there for a while, I suddenly saw a group of people in white coats coming in. Then there was a male doctor's voice, asking me why I needed a colonoscopy. I looked up and saw that it was a black doctor. I was a little shocked. Then he asked me why I didn't do it painlessly. I said that I was afraid of affecting my intelligence. Then a female doctor He also said that I have courage. After a while, I felt the curtain behind my crotchless pants being opened. The black doctor told me to start the procedure and told me to tell him if it really hurt.

Then the thing came out of my anus all of a sudden. I didn’t feel anything at all. I just felt like I was pooping, and my stomach was constantly inflating. When I told the doctor that it was about to hurt, please remind me. The doctor said that he didn’t know. I said, didn’t he say that it will hurt when turning a corner? He said, you also checked online, and then it felt like a bunch of interns were watching. My anus, the female doctor said, this is a standard ordinary colonoscopy demonstration or something. Later, when I came to the uppermost part of the left abdomen, I could clearly feel the feeling of distension and pain, which is like a lot of gas. The colic feeling was completely bearable and lasted for 5 to 10 seconds. I felt that I was a relatively fragile woman and didn’t scream. I just grabbed the railing of the hospital bed and groaned a few times before passing. To sum up, this Ordinary colonoscopy is not as painful as mine, so there is no need to suffer from anesthesia. It’s okay to be brave and strong. Finally, I wish everyone good health!