I have multiple myeloma and was finally diagnosed at the beginning of 2016 having been back and forward to the doctors. I was admitted to hospital unable to walk. After various scans, tests and biopsy the result showed MM. Over the years I have had various treatments, a pin in my right leg, radiotherapy treatments.
Recently my Consultant was concerned about loss of blood and wanted to find out where I was losing it from and a Colonoscopy was arranged.
Unfortunately it was not successful and a Colonography was arranged. The way I was treated by the endoscopy department was first class. All the staff could not have been nicer. The staff work as a team and it was a pleasure to experience such team work.
The result of the Colonography has highlighted what may be a polyp and a further Colonoscopy is to be arranged. I was advised of this result by telephone in advance of receiving a letter so that it wouldn’t be a such a shock as it would be receiving a letter without advance warning.
A further Colonoscopy is being arranged to see the polyp can be removed at that time. It was very considerate of the member of staff to call me and I really appreciated her doing so.
I call that going the extra mile.
"I call that going the extra mile"
About: Vale of Leven General Hospital / Endoscopy Vale of Leven General Hospital Endoscopy Alexandria G83 0UA
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