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- Cystoscopy: Purpose, Procedure, and Complications - Patient
A cystoscopy is a procedure which looks into the bladder with a special telescope called a cystoscope Note: the information below is a general guide only The arrangements, and the way tests are performed, may vary between different hospitals Always follow the instructions given by your doctor or local hospital
- Cystoscopy; too humiliating, but need it (probably) - Patient
Cystoscopy; too humiliating, but need it (probably) Tests and investigations Cystoscopy anon87974465 12 April 2021 13:41 1
- My Cystoscopy Experience - Kidney and urinary tract - Patient
I was so nervous about my cystoscopy and was doing endless research online finding information that literally terrified me I was very, very scared, could hardly eat, had headaches, and found it difficult to think of anything else My husband found this site, and I am so thankful he did because reading other’s experiences made it not so scary I had some to message me directly calming my
- Just had a cystoscopy performed an hour and a half ago.
I had a flexible cystoscopy last month and it turned out to be a lot of worry for nothing I've had some blood in my urine recently and I have a history of an enlarged prostate I'd had a negative CT scan, but my urologist wanted to take a closer look A nurse brought me into a small exam room, took my temp, BP, pulse and oxygen levels
- Do not get a cystoscopy Done - Tests and investigations - patient
I did that cystoscopy and biposy today and the doctor told my husband I do not have bladder cancer the only think I got was bleeding from having that done and cramps that is all And pain medicine was prescribed the entire staff was nice and friendly He will have my results on either next Tuesday or Wednesday anon87974465 20 April 2018 02:11 13
- Upcoming Cystoscopy - HELP! - Kidney and urinary tract - patient
I have an upcoming cystoscopy scheduled on the Thursday this week It was ordered by the uro-gynecologist that I visited last week for my recurrent UTI I'm currently having a UTI and taking abx for it My question is, is it ok to have a cystoscopy done when I'm having a current UTI Will I be putting myself at a potential risk of getting another UTI after the procedure I don't want to go
- Flexible Cystoscopy (Male) - Anaesthetic Experiences - Tests and . . .
I am scheduled for a Flexible Cystoscopy in the next few weeks and I have read some very different accounts I would welcome some feedback on the anaesthic procedure for Men 1) What was the time between injecting the gel into the urethra and inserting the Cystoscope? Was there any time for the anaesthetic to take effect? I understand that in the USA it is standard to leave a gap of 15 minutes
- FEMALE FLEXIBLE CYSTOSCOPY EXPERIENCE - patient
I wanted to write about my experience of flexible cystoscopy, as when I was going to have mine, I found very little information about the experience for women, and it was worrying I hope this is helpful to others! In my case I had been having really pesistent, severe and regular urinary infections for about three years (I'm 20 now, and I would have them nearly monthly, about 10 in the past
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