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l wish this procedure had been like this lady. Mine was horrible and a torture every moment of it. It has been the most terrible exam I have had in my entire life. 😢😢😢

It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks

I had this done today (and currently have the 24 hour acid reflux test tube inserted too). I should point out, I have a terrible gag reflex. I gag even just brushing my teeth, dentists x-rays are torture. I've even had a dentist procedure abandoned because of gagging (thankfully they hadn't really started). I also have an absolute hatred for vomiting and a fear of choking (especially because food sometimes gets lodged in my esophagus. I was freaking out before this test, and had convinced myself that I couldn't do it. I was gagging even just thinking about it the night before. I have to say, it is NOWHERE NEAR as bad as people in the comments are making out. I had the numbing spray up my nostril and into my throat. The part I was dreading was when it was going down my throat because my gag is so bad. The nurse asked me just to continuously sip water like I was really thirsty and she was even saying "this is the worst part", but I actually didn't feel anything at all. The water sipping works wonders - I was super skeptical about that. Now the whole thing was definitely uncomfortable and unpleasant. I did dry wretch once about three quarters of the way through because I felt the end of the cable was moving around slightly. The feeling was worse sitting up rather than lying back. I would not be rushing back to have this done again, it's super uncomfortable, but it's also very doable. It only lasts 10-15 mins. Not 40mins like advertised in some leaflets. The 24 hour tube is so easy in comparison. It literally feels like hardly anything. Don't get me wrong, I am looking forward to taking it out, but it only feels like a tickle from something tiny stuck in my throat.

I wonder what she's trying to say

I have questions for anyone in experiencing truble swallowing foods and drinks and my GI specialist just had order for me to get a swallowing test but should the swallowing test detect a achalasia

Looks like the same tactic they use on crabs when hunting!

I'm doing this test in an hour and not looking forward to it 😑

IF THE TECHNICIAN DOES NOT GIVE YOU NUMBING SPRAY, ASK FOR IT! I did not even know I SHOULD have received NUMBING spray in my nose and throat, resulting in the most horrific test I have ever been through! My technician tried twice in each nostril before she managed to get the probe fully inserted. The results showed I had significant pressure in my esophagus and was finally validated after 20 years of being called a hypochondriac.

Jesus help me Father if I have to get that done. The thought of that just bother me.

I wasn’t numb at all just a little gel into the nose no throat numb and couldn’t go through. I was gagging and throwing up and felt like couldn’t breath. I told the nurse I have watched in u tub and the throat was numbed but she said no numb it is necessary for the test not to numb. Whatever I will never try this awful test again unless my throat gets numbed like in this video. I’m very sensitive person so doesn’t mean the other ppl can’t handle it. Was just my experience. So good luck to ppl that handle it ❤️

I had this procedure this morning. The comments in this thread had me pretty freaked out. Though it wasn't my favorite and I'd like to not do it again, it wasn't bad AT ALL. She put lidocaine in both nostrils. She tried putting the probe in one side and I felt some uncomfortable pressure and when she wasn't able to get it in (deviated septum?) she tried the other side and it slid right in. It felt like I had swallowed a toothpick... not painful... just sitting there. I followed her instructions and only swallowed when she told me to and the test itself was over in less than 10 minutes. I didn't gag though there were a few seconds that I thought I might. The worst part was actually taking it out, which is super freaky and a little uncomfortable but that's literally 5 seconds. If you have to have this test done, try not to freak out. I hope your tech is as nice, patient and gentle as mine. :)

The comments from actual patients differ markedly from the scenario presented in the video. What a surprise! Why do these ******* lie to and mislead patients like this? They paint a totally unrealistic picture then they are truly mystified as to why patients are shocked, horrified and panic during the test. There are a multitude of medical documents that blither away about The Patient’s Rights - how about the right to receive HONEST and ACCURATE information before you sign up for one of these tests that could have been devised by the Taliban? They should print out these comments and give them to prospective patients. I’d jump off a bridge before I’d have this done.

I read the negative reviews to better prepare myself for this test yesterday. It sucked and i somehow remained stiff as a board,trying not to panic because it was painful to swallow with it in,the tech numbed my throat again halway through because i started wincing in paim again. Water for 10 sips and then a thicker like substance for 10 sips. Towards the end i just focused on my breathing and just trying to get it over because i had to wait longer every time i swallowed when i wasnt supposed to. Eyes watering down my face,barg bag in one hand because i regurgitated some of the water and a saliva suctioner in the other to keep me from gagging more. Lol. I hope i never have to do that again. The other tech who helped did a really good job with keeping me as relaxed as possible. They said i did a good job and im sad i didnt get a sucker and sticker for that because it was rough. Tips:bite tongue and stick it out and hold after swallowing. I breathed through my mouth because breathing through my nose felt even more weird. They said people with a strong gag reflex usually have a harder time.

Worst procedure ever who the fuck invented this i wanna smack him they need ti change this into a easier test this was torture worst then getting a surgery

I had this done today. It was not as bad as I had expected. I had read/heard about other people's experiences and was terrified - I didn't think I was going to get through it. I also have some PTSD from an awake endoscopy 7 years ago. I'm not going to lie, it was gaggy and uncomfortable but I told the tech I was super stressed and she was really supportive. Top tips: don't hesitate in starting to swallow/drink when they start pushing it down. You might feel like resisting it, but it really helps. Follow their instructions on head placement - chin up/down as required. Breathe slowly and don't try to talk while it's in - you might find it reassuring to write yourself some communication cards in case you want to ask questions or say things during the test. Try not to bump or move the tube either, because that's when it becomes uncomfortable. I found the most panicky bit was the first minute or so after it was placed - it was less noticeable after about 5 mins. I had a rarer variation of this test where I actually completed a standing modified barium swallow test under X-ray after the usual testing with water. I had to eat bread and drink contrast with the probe in, so the whole thing took much longer (around 25 mins with it in) and involved moving around. The eating/drinking with the tube was surprisingly easy and I was still coping ok by the end. Hold your breath when they pull it out, and make sure they give you a count down. If you need to get this test done, give it a go - if you can't get through it there's no shame, but you might have a positive experience like mine and you'll never know if you don't try.

I has this on NHS & NO offered

I just had this done. I would rather break a bone then do this again

I just had this done this morning and did just as well as the woman in the video. I didn't even gag. It was not that bad at all.

Just got mine done an hour ago. And last night I read all the horrible comments on here, I was prepared for the absolute worst. It was NO BIG DEAL. Took me 8 minutes total, no pain at all, just a little discomfort in the beginning. These comments are very dramatic.

I would never do it again. It’s hell on earth

+%&*! I keep reading comments about how much worse this is than the videos show. Tomorrow is the day and I am already scared.

I didn't get any numbing in my nose or throat. They dont mention that you have to refrain from swallowing for 30 seconds at a time after swallowing saline solution. It was absolutely horrible. The sore throat after was nothing compared to the test! Ha!

Thanks for scaring me to fucking tears, assholes. These comments are so unhelpful for someone with anxiety, emetophobia & a horrid gag reflex. I've been in therapy working up to this test for months & then make the mistake of reading this tripe. The least you all could've done is include some details about WHY your test was so hard: did you get lidocaine in the nose AND throat? Was your nurse nice? Did they describe the procedure in detail first? Was it the 30 min or 24-hour test? Etc.

Worst experience of my life EVER

I had this procedure done when I was 14 years old. I’ve had a lot of medical tests done before and this was the first time I cried during a medical procedure in years. It felt like actual torture.

Had this done earlier today. Never again. But my nurse was really nice and good at what she does. Honestly they numbed me so much i never gagged, its just such a weird sensation. Especially like trying to talk and swallow with it in. The worst and most cringe part for me was when she pulled that damn thing out, like starting a lawn mower.

The momst terrible exam

I just did this test. Was quite scared after reading all the comments. Was it uncomfortable? Yes. Was it as bad as everyone here makes it out to be? No way. A bunch of babies... Just breath slow, count to 10, and dont think about it. You will be in and out in 15 minutes.

I need mine done soon it was supposed to be done few weeks ago till my fucked up insurance throw me a way and got it canceled, and now I am going through with my second insurance but it got booked a month and half later, I got so mad and upset because I need this done soon so I can get my surgery done and start my fucking normal life.

I had this test today... It was extremely uncomfortable, not really painful, but yeah, a bit torturous. First trip "down the throat", the probe coiled up in my sinus cavity - that was a bit painful. Second trip down, same thing but the nurse realized what was happening (that and me climbing up the back up the bed to get away from her). Third time was a charm. Only a couple gags, not terrible. Best thing to do is relax your body and mind, breathe in and out through your mouth (practice "box breathing" before you go - it helps). The nurse told me three times "This is very uncomfortable but totally do-able". The nurse explained it perfectly.

I don't know what kind of sorcery she incurred before this test, but this lady is clearly not human. This was the worst thing I've ever experienced. It was slow torture...I could not even finish. I too read the "It's not that bad" comments below, and I'm here to tell ya that they lied lol.

I'm going to have this done within the next month but I have to have the overnight study done and I'm absolutely terrified. Reading the comments, I don't know if I'm more or less scared.

I've just had this test this morning. I did gag but the nurses were fabulous and I managed. I now have a much small wire for the pH monitoring which I have to wear for 24 hours.

Let me start by saying that you can do this test. It’s mind over matter. Naturally your body wants to reject the tube and you will gag, but you will get adjusted to it and it will be smooth sailing. I just had mine today and it was only 20 minutes long! Anyone can handle some discomfort for that long!

Just had this today. It sucks at first but it's really not that bad.

Yeah and no sedatives before the show. I was hoping to take Ativan, but the sedatives, opiods, relaxants will affect the reading. Maybe CBD gummy/oil?

I honestly don't know how she stayed so calm. This was the worst experience ever. My NP couldn't even get it that far up my nose without my having a panic attack... literally could not go through with it!

Who is this alien in this video? This was one of the worst test ever. I rather have a finger knuckle deep in my ass then doing this again

After reading comments, I am canceling appointment

I gagged and coughed the whole time a few years back. This test is like torture! They probably videoed several patients, and of course chose the one that didn't gag and hurl.

Why don’t they go through the mouth? Why through the nose?

Only way I would have this done again is after my autopsy.They numbed my nostril but not my throat.Ive had muscle biopsy and spinal taps that were more tolerable.

Just had it done yesterday, I never got my throat numbed. It felt weird I got about 17 drinks out of the 20 before I started gagging and then puking and we stopped the test. It’s not painful just the most discomfort I’ve ever had.

It really isn’t that bad, do not worry. It’s not painful just a strange sensation. The uncomfortable bit only lasts 10-30 seconss

One of the easiest tests ever as long as you can maintain your calm and relax your mind. Nothing to worry about. I have my manometry tube still inserted as I am typing this. Will be removed tomorrow morning.

Wow! She types with the same glove she uses to carry out the motility test. Malpractice at its best.

If you have a strong gag reflex and a phobia of puking like myself, this test is basically impossible. I tried having it done yesterday and I had to stop them a few seconds after it went past my gag reflex. Personally, I'd only be able to handle something like this if it were a life or death scenario. There are other tests out there that take similar measurements to this one, but they aren't as accurate/may not be covered by your insurance. Good luck to everyone that has to go trough this test and hopefully you find all the results you need.

had to have this done twice in a few years span for achalasia. first time they combined it with an esophageal endoscopy so I was knocked out for the insertion and then woken up with the catheter in and had to wait almost an hour before they started the test to make sure I was completely awake. the second time I was awake and was given no numbing agent whatsoever. I was also just getting over a sinus infection so both nostrils were clogged. first attempt couldn't get it through so they attempted the other with even worse luck so the went back to the first nostril and got it down. gagged multiple times while it was passing and once it was finally in place I was almost in tears. when the test was done the nurse literally grabbed my face and the tube and ripped it out. I really hope I never have to get it done again

I failed this test miserably the first time. My throat was so numb I could not, or I felt like I could not swallow. I gagged multiple times (even with the lidocaine) and the nurse was HORRIBLE I think she was trying to stick it in my windpipe. I will say, I am a nurse and I work with some of the endoscopy nurses. It just so happened, I got the nurse I cannot stand. She has terrible bedside manner. Anyway, that being said, I tried it again today. I requested a nurse, other than the first one, and she was excellent. She explained everything to me and had me do deep breathing after the placement so I would not gag and I had my friend with me. It made a WORLD of difference. We only used about 5cc's of viscous lidocaine. I did not feel it going in my nose but I felt it a little in my throat and absolutely no gagging, only watery eyes. I also had a ph monitor placed and this thing is driving me crazy. It is making my throat sore. Not sure how I will know when I have heartburn etc. because my body is saying, ouch that thing in your nose. lol. Some nurses are very good at this and some suck! I encourage folks to try it again and let the office know you would like a nurse who has good bedside manner.