Flexible X -endoretizing: All that should be known

Sigmoidoscopy with sponsorships enables us to investigate the X -endoscopy to the bottom of the large gut, in the past this investigation was conducted by a hollow and steel tube, and the doctor made an examination of up to 25 cm from the bottom of the large intestines, where this distance included an area: Anal. Reconciliation. The bottom of the colon. This investigation is conducted to identify the reasons for the following cases: Diarrhea. Abdominal and anus pain. Constipation. Anal bleeding. Early detection of malignant crops or polyps. It is not sufficient to investigate the flexible XI theorizing to detect scales or crops in the rising colon or cross colon. The X -based endoscopy is a flexible tube containing its lighting and a video camera, which is placed in the intestines after it is passed in the rectum, and the image is transmitted on a video screen, the intestines are accurately examined to detect the presence of inflammatory signs, ulcere, trees or garden. If abnormal signs are taken, a biopsy can be taken to examine the tissue. Melodies can be removed using the electric loop associated with the device, called the thermal enforcement (diatermia). The examination method takes a period of 5-15 minutes, and it is performed by a gastricologist doctor without anesthesia, after preparing for 12-24 hours by a diet based on fluid and anal injection aimed at cleaning the bottom of the intestines. The intestinal theorization of general warnings of the risks and complications that can occur after the following flexible X -endorization: Continuing bleeding to the biopsy. Infections in the lining of the abdomen, such as: peritonitis. Punction in the intestinal wall, which is a rare complication. The following problems can overlap with flexible X -Ooscopy: Using laxative anal injection before the test, which can irritate the colon lining. The presence of barium in the colon from another modern test used to examine the colon. Insufficient preparation for the intestines before the procedure. Problems that can limit the movement of the tube, including narrow and surgical scars. Bleeding in the rectum can reduce the vision.