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Vaginal inspection during food poisoning common?
During the visit to the emergency room for severe food poisoning, my friend told me the doctor stuck a tube up her vagina. She doesn't remember much because she was so out of it but she remembered it hurting and that it was a long tube. Does anyone know what procedure this was? I'm thinking it was a camera to view the lining?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Well, they may have inserted a cathedar into her bladder to drain it. That will cause some lingering discomfort.
I'm gonna guess that since she was so out of it, as you say, what she perceived as a vaginal thing was really anal. I suspect they actually inserted a tube in her rectum instead.
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