What kind of experience is general anesthesia plus colonoscopy?

With the growth of age, Zhang's father's concern for his health is increasing day by day. Even if he feels a little sick, he should go to the hospital to register. It's not the fear of death that makes a mountain out of a molehill, but the sense of responsibility of my family that keeps me from taking it lightly. Because I'm over 40 years old, I'm going to challenge the colonoscopy that I didn't dare to do before.

Not much to say. Let's just talk about the course of colonoscopy that day. First, the nurse will take you to a hut, stick a needle in the vein of your arm and coat it with normal saline. In fact, this physiological saline does not have much effect, just to facilitate anesthesia for a period of time, which is equivalent to opening an external port on the body. I wish it was chicken soup instead of normal saline. I haven't eaten for two days, and my blood vessels are swollen. The nurse posted it several times, and finally. Then I continued to wait in hunger. While waiting, I saw many people being pushed out of the car. Then the nurse called the family members in the wake-up room and asked them to wake people up in various ways and let them recycle the bed. I was thinking about what to do if I didn't wake up for a while. As a result, I haven't finished yet. A person doesn't know whether it's lack of sleep or too much anesthetic, so he can't wake up. Then I and other patients waiting for examination heard the wake-up room next door, and the slaps kept coming.

When the nurse called me into the room, I didn't feel the need for general anesthesia, because hunger and hypoglycemia had made me faint. I saw the familiar wheeled bed as soon as I entered the room. I know I will be carried up and pushed to the mysterious wake-up room later. I don't know if there is a cruel slap in the face waiting for me.

In other words, recovery after anesthesia and physical reaction are different for everyone. Maybe I can drink well, but I feel dizzy as soon as I go out, and I haven't been helped yet. In a word, the experience of colonoscopy under general anesthesia completely dispelled my misunderstanding about colonoscopy and general anesthesia, and I learned a lot. Next time, I will try to challenge the double opening of colonoscopy.