Old_Me
SAINT
got back a while ago from the gastro doctor..it was a follow up to my colonoscopy a few weeks ago
when i first entered the exam room, a young female doctor "interviewed" me...she is in her second year of this specialty.
we got real down with information with each other, and i always feel comfortable with a female doctor, they are professionals, and i respect that
then my doctor came in, after she went to get him, and give him the run down.
what he told me was that "some" of those polyps were actually inflamed sacks, that looked like polyps, thus no cancers. even the polyps he did remove were not cancer.......(i was previously told of no cancer, but the "sacks" were new to me)
so great news...i still have diverticulitis, which i have to increase my fiber intake, or 2 glasses of Metamucil a day.
so more good news is that, the october colonoscopy is cancelled by him, for another 5 years
i was not apprehensive of this visit, it was expected as a normal follow up
now, for some chicken salad.
when i first entered the exam room, a young female doctor "interviewed" me...she is in her second year of this specialty.
we got real down with information with each other, and i always feel comfortable with a female doctor, they are professionals, and i respect that
then my doctor came in, after she went to get him, and give him the run down.
what he told me was that "some" of those polyps were actually inflamed sacks, that looked like polyps, thus no cancers. even the polyps he did remove were not cancer.......(i was previously told of no cancer, but the "sacks" were new to me)
so great news...i still have diverticulitis, which i have to increase my fiber intake, or 2 glasses of Metamucil a day.
so more good news is that, the october colonoscopy is cancelled by him, for another 5 years
i was not apprehensive of this visit, it was expected as a normal follow up
now, for some chicken salad.