From what he could see he could see that my Crohn’s has gone from the descending and transverse colon into the caecum and terminal ileum and a bit further up but because a colonoscopy can only go so far up he would need me to attend my MRI scan at the end of the month to see how far up it has gone into my small bowel. But he has said I have Crohn’s ileitis and it is in a flare-up at the moment.
Well the decision of my treatment has been given back to my consultant as I had got one of his colleagues doing my scope. His suggestions he has put in his report and he suggests infliximab and something to go along side it which is aimed at my small intestine as my Crohn’s from what he could see is mainly all in my ileum and a bit in my caecum in the large bowel where the small bowel connects with the large bowel and no longer in the colon. He did say at the end I would have to wait for my appointment in June for my consultants decision unless he contacts me before then if he gets my MRI results when I have it in a few weeks time.
From having being sedated for my gastroscopy and colonoscopy back in 2013 to diagnose me with Crohn’s disease and then going through it twice unsedated with only gas and air I have to say it is up to you in which way you choose as it is you going through the procedure. If I was to go through another one I would choose gas and air as you have no restrictions afterwards unless you have a load of biospies you might be in a bit more pain than if you had no biospies taken like I had none taken this time round as they already knew my diagnosis so to safe me extra pain and bleeding he decided not to do any and just take a lot of pictures as evidence of where my Crohn’s disease is and if it was flaring.
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