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Yes, only a neuro surgeon or a bartender can make a proper call.
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Just want to do my homework and bring everything to my next appointment in a few weeks, so that I can have an intelligent conversation about what's going on and the next diagnosis/treatment steps. I know that it's not intermittent relapsing remitting ataxic gait, because I don't/never drink.....
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I know a bunch of you guys recently had colonoscopies. I have one scheduled in a few weeks. When reading over the instructions of what not to eat a week before, I was surprised to see it said no raw vegetables, salad or fruit. I don't remember that from my last two. Anyone else?
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Don't remember those... not to scare you but my wife had hers last week, initial biopsies were negative but they found a mass that will hopefully be removed in the next week or two for additional testing/biopsies. Keeping fingers crossed!
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This is why these procedures are necessary. Catch things that can lead to problems before the problem, or catch problems sooner than later.
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kscarrol, you're a good husband for encouraging her to go. As mentioned above, catching problems before they become irreversible is the key, and hopefully that's what has happened here.
I had my last one done in 2022 and a polyp was found and removed. And tbh, it's not such a bad procedure. The prep is the worst thing. Again, good luck to her. |
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We ate at our usual Thai place tonight and then went for a walk right afterwards. I felt fine during the walk, but was shocked when I looked at my Apple Watch data after the walk and saw my average HR during the walk was 143 with a max of 154. That's usually the range I'm in when I'm riding, which is a lot more cardio intensive. My usual walking HR is between 100 and 120. Even now, sitting still at home, my HR is over 100, where it is usually in the 55-70 range. I'm thinking they went a little heavy on the MSG in my dinner tonight.
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