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I’m having a gastroscopy at lunchtime, so I’m nil by mouth, and I’m absolutely starving :(
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I feel for you. I went in for an endoscopy a few weeks back. I think it was the hottest day of the year. I ended up on ward for three hours meaning I hadn't eaten or drank anything for over 10 hours. They gave me ice cold water and sick bowl so I could spit it out. Awful.
The most annoying part...I didn't even get the procedure done. Wheeled into the room and the consultant said 'I haven't got your blood test results'....well that would be because I didn't have any fecking blood tests.
The most annoying part...I didn't even get the procedure done. Wheeled into the room and the consultant said 'I haven't got your blood test results'....well that would be because I didn't have any fecking blood tests.
I feel for you Rocky.
I was taken to hospital with a totally smashed ankle one Friday evening.
Hadn't eaten since breakfast, was told no food you're about to undergo surgery.
Didn't get operated on until the following Tuesday morning.
By then I was seriously considering steak and mushroom suppositories.
Hang in there and enjoy a good feed when it's done and dusted.
I was taken to hospital with a totally smashed ankle one Friday evening.
Hadn't eaten since breakfast, was told no food you're about to undergo surgery.
Didn't get operated on until the following Tuesday morning.
By then I was seriously considering steak and mushroom suppositories.
Hang in there and enjoy a good feed when it's done and dusted.
I had it without sedation. I had the canular (sp) in but they didn't give it to me. I wondered why I was the only one who was alert after coming out.
Horrible experience but the NHS staff were brilliant. I had a doctor rubbing my shoulders and nurse holding my hand. The bloke giving the throat numbing stuff couldn't look me in the eye. Vile stuff.
Horrible experience but the NHS staff were brilliant. I had a doctor rubbing my shoulders and nurse holding my hand. The bloke giving the throat numbing stuff couldn't look me in the eye. Vile stuff.
The first one I had, the sedation didn’t work and I gagged so badly, I don’t think they could do the job properly. The second time I wasn’t aware of anything going on, but I was nearly having a heart attack going in the room.
The third time was private, I told the consultant about my concerns and apprehension, and he thought the NHS were stingy with the drugs and said I should be fine. I was, though he gave me the throat spray as well, yes it’s vile.
So, back to private consultant today, hopefully with his more generous dose of Fentanyl to knock me out.
The third time was private, I told the consultant about my concerns and apprehension, and he thought the NHS were stingy with the drugs and said I should be fine. I was, though he gave me the throat spray as well, yes it’s vile.
So, back to private consultant today, hopefully with his more generous dose of Fentanyl to knock me out.