This seemed like the perfect question to ask here.
God willing, I'll never find out, but I did have a flexible sigmoidoscopy a few years back. Just before administering it, they told me there would be a brief "sensation of an evacuation urge." But it didn't prepare me. As soon as the doctor started to stick that tube in, I was like "OMG I've got a major turtle head going and I'm gonna decorate the exam table!!!" Even though I knew I didn't, and I'd cleaned out the night before and there was nothing TO unload. The illusion was strikingly realistic though until it passed.
So... umm... does it?
God willing, I'll never find out, but I did have a flexible sigmoidoscopy a few years back. Just before administering it, they told me there would be a brief "sensation of an evacuation urge." But it didn't prepare me. As soon as the doctor started to stick that tube in, I was like "OMG I've got a major turtle head going and I'm gonna decorate the exam table!!!" Even though I knew I didn't, and I'd cleaned out the night before and there was nothing TO unload. The illusion was strikingly realistic though until it passed.
So... umm... does it?
Short and to the point. Want me to talk to her?
