I went to Makati Medical Center the other day for a “flexible nasolaryngoscopy” procedure at the ENT Center. This was to examine my throat and see what’s going on there.
A nurse sprayed topical anesthesia into my nostrils. Despite the numbness in my soft palate area, the insertion of the scope still felt quite uncomfortable, almost painful, but thankfully it did not last long.
The entire procedure lasted only 10 minutes and we were able to see what’s wrong with my throat.
Thanks, nurse Janelle and Doc King Cedeño!
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