Ask your doctor!: Professionally, incomplete bladder emptying has no bearing on undergoing colonoscopy. But, for political correctness, some doctor with or without patient's agreement may postpone it until your concern of bladder prolapse or incompletely emptying is clarified because no one is willing to take responsibility to be blamed. Nonetheless, if colonoscopy is done as scheduled, be sure to go to see...
Answered 1/28/2017
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Colonoscopy is safe: Usually performed under deep sedation rather than general anesthesia. You can then consult with a urologist who specializes in female bladder problems, including bladder prolapse or a url-gynecologist.
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