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Piggy Smalls posted:…I’ll like it. In all seriousness anyone go through the procedure? I’m afraid to get sedated since I’m afraid I won’t wake up and I also hate that feeling minutes after when you don’t know where you are at. Sedation is not anaesthesia. I also dislike being rendered unconscious, but the sedation for my colonoscopy was super good and relaxing; you're awake, but nothing bothers you. It's always better to know than not know, and if you knew anything at all about the effects of colon cancer and how it'll gently caress your life up even if you survive it, you wouldn't be so squeamish. The prep varies. Mine tasted like flat Sprite that someone had added a teaspoon of salt to; not desirable as a beverage, but not that hard to get down. Chilling it helps, apparently. The laxative effect is extremely rapid, it passes through you in about a minute. Don't accidentally eat or drink anything after the times you're given, in fact, follow the instructions to the letter.
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pencilhands posted:This happened to me and it was so awkward the doctor laughed it off but then it was like that scene in american pie where i immediately came again like 30 seconds later and the nurse looked visibly disgusted and asked how thats even possible Maybe it was her first day on the job. Maybe a very sheltered life.
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Deptfordx posted:Remember it's important to establish dominance, pick a fight with the weakest looking member of the medical team and kick their rear end. Then the rest will respect you. I can't believe the guy who was dropping loads with a 30 second refractory period had any problems with dominance.
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