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  1. To all who weighed in with sage advice & anecdotes - I had my procedure resulting in advice for a repeat performance in 10 years or so - clean bill of health....Once the IV medication started flowing, I was out immediately with the next awareness waking in the recovery room....The preparation the day before (mainly drinking the gallon jug of colyte) was by far the worst of it all...Not even the slightest discomfort afterwards of having been deeply probed by some really long flexible tubing w/ camera attached....No bloated feeling afterwards & a normal appetite/digestion on arrival back home....All in all, no big deal with little to no reason for pre-procedure jitters or anxiety.....just my experience.
  2. When I was in the doctor's office discussing the procedure, he was urging the "gold standard" of prep being a full 3 days beforehand on the clear liquid diet. The instructions which came in the mail a day or 2 later from the hospital endoscopy dept. indicated starting the liquid diet just the day before at breakfast - which if good enough for them will be good enough for me. Drinking the colyte solution & taking the laxative pills are all on the menu. Having a supply of baby wipes for (many) repeated visits to the john seems sensible to reduce irritation. In the what to expect section of the instructions, they don't indicate a full sleeping anesthesia but rather just an IV with pain medication for a dreamy state, likely demerol from what I've heard. I have a designated driver for the ride home. Apart from having the patient show up clean & ready, this seems to be the point they emphasize the most. With an expected clean bill of health afterwards, hopefully this won't have to be repeated again for 10 or 15 years or so.....from what I understand. Thanks guys for all the input.
  3. Got the first one scheduled as part of a routine check-up. As a confirmed /exclusive bottom guy who enjoys his butt played with, is this any big deal ? Seems like the fears / anxieties about this procedure comes more so from the percentage of the population not accustomed to butt play. TIA for any feedback.
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