DIY colonoscopy is not a good New Year’s Resolution

Posted in Health by Conner Flynn on December 25th, 2008

DIY colonoscopy is not a good New Year’s ResolutionColonoscopies are not fun. They require nakedness with another man in the room(meaning your doctor). Even if you have a female doc, that’s just as bad. It’s all like a strange consensual alien abduction, only your memory isn’t erased. Sadly, they’re very necessary and can detect and prevent colon cancer. But there has to be a better way.

Wait. There is. Just do the procedure yourself with this harmless looking gadget that bears a lightning bolt and the name of a crap beer. A few beers before hand might be a good idea, before you get all up in your own business. And hey, you’ll feel better about it since you can use this thing in all kinds of dark tight places, not just your fat can.

It even features a screen, allowing you to see what the problem is.

[Book of Joe]

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One Comment to “DIY colonoscopy is not a good New Year’s Resolution”
  1. B Says:

    actually during a colonoscopy, midazolam is used which has amnestic affects. so people will likely not remember the even that well. also colonoscopy has a risk of perforation, so trying to do it yourself won’t work well. finally you’ll need a good bowel prep consisting of very potent laxatives to see anything. this is actually the worst part of the procedure not the actual colonoscope in the anus.

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