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I had a colonoscopy two and half days ago is it normal to be still sore and uncomfy?
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Yes if it was: a difficult scope. best to notify the endoscopist so that they can offer the best advice based on the difficulty of the procedure. If you are also running a fever with no other cause you should immediately notify the doctor who did the colonoscopy especially if it is not getting better or is getting worse
Answered 6/12/2014
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