Will a virtual colonascopy detect any problems with the pancreas?
Beane11:09AM March 05, 2013
Makes a lot of sense. I had an actual colonoscopy without anesthesia and it was virtually painless. And I didn't have an "after glow". I even have some pictures, but was a little dissapointed the doctor didn't have video. It was informative seeing the insides of my colon on the monitor - it was smooth, clean, and the color was good. I was relieved! As for colon cancer, I surmise I'd stand a greater chance dying from a car accident on the freeways of Los Angeles, or the big 7.8 quake on the San Adreas that is likely to topple the hi-rise office building that I work in.
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Beane 11:09AM March 05, 2013
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