Regular gastrointestinal examinations can detect diseases within the digestive system. Many patients are afraid of this type of research due to the specificity of their conduct. Dr. Dariusz Maj, a gastroenterologist and gastroenterologist, spoke about the soreness of individual types of gastroenterological examinations.

The digestive systemincludes the liver, esophagus, stomach, intestines, pancreas and bile ducts.Gastrointestinal tests , although not pleasant, allowdiagnosticsandto choose a method of treating diseases of organs in the digestive system .

Soreness of gastrointestinal examinations - rectal examination

Dr. Dariusz Maj, MD - gastrologist, explains that "rectal examination, i.e. finger examination, is unpleasant, and may causediscomfortandsoreness , especially when the patient suffers from advanced hemorrhoidal disease. "

Soreness of gastrointestinal examinations - colonoscopy

Gastrologist Dariusz Maj explains "An endoscopic examination, such as a colonoscopy, can be painful and also cause unpleasant discomfort."

Dr. Dariusz Maj points out that "topicsorenessduring colonoscopy is a conceptsubjective , because each patient has a different pain threshold, therefore, patients react very differently to this test -from a very strong pain reaction to one that can withstand . Due tounpredictability of the pain reactionit is recommended to perform colonoscopy under general anesthesia ".

Soreness of gastrointestinal examinations - gastroscopy

"Gastroscopyis not painful , but unpleasant due toreflexesthat accompany patients duringswallowing and throat manipulation . Many people respond to this studywith anxiety,fearing that they will suffocate ".

Anxiety limits the performance of this test, while Dr. Dariusz Maj, MD, Ph.D. points out that "from the medical point of view, it isa simple and safe testand that it is not possible to It is possible to do this test under general anesthesia, but more because of the elimination ofanxiety components " .

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Gastrology