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Can sinusitis be treated with a decongestant and still have a colonoscopy that day?
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∙ 10y ago
Yes if you take it rectally.
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Can you still feel aching and cramping 2 days after a colonoscopy?
yup
Is it normal to still be going 18 hours after taking magnesium citrate for colonoscopy?
Yes
What is a good diet to follow when doing a prep for a colonoscopy?
Before going for you colonoscopy, it is required that you do not eat anything and only drink water or other clear liquids for breakfast and lunch. You can still take your prescribed pills, but only with a few sips of water.
If you got treated for chlaymida is it possible for you to still have it?
there is a 1 out of 10 chance that you still have it
How were Navajo people treated?
The Mexicans treated the Navajo's with much disrespect.
Is the plague still a problem today if it is where and how is it treated?
There was a case in Oregon this year. The victim lost his hands. It was treated with antibiotics.
What if India were still a colony of the british?
they would treated badly
How would dinosaurs be treated if they still lived to this day?
With pesticides
How was women's suffrage treated in the West?
it was treated poorly because they still didn't believe women should have their own rights.
Would you wont to be a a well treated slave?
Some slaved would have enjoyed being treated as a well treated slave. However, most people would not want to be treated as a slave at all, because they were still treated less than human.
Why does my doctor what to see me after my colonoscopy?
There could be two primary reasons for dizziness after a colonoscopy:* They give a mild sedative that makes you feel sleepy but you can still respond and move; you will not remember this, however.And, second, the effects of bowel cleansing and not eating overnight can cause temporary dizziness.
Why were slaves prisoners of war?
In the civil war slaves were still slaves but still, they were with the enemy and were as such treated as the enemy.
