Watch this 7 TXEZ 4 tP 06 c and you will gain insane drawing powers . maybe <| sep |> Thanks , I appreciate the change in perspective ! <| sep |> I see a lot of advice about getting medication , and that might work . Have you tried nonpharmacological approaches ? I know that healthcare staff are usually very busy , but maybe you could schedule a consultation with a kind doctornurse who can explain what the procedure is and the pertinent info possible side effects , risks , benefits , alternatives , etc . and hopefully they can listen to your concerns . I don ' t know where you live , but as a patient in Canada , you have rights to all of the information related to your health including possible alternatives and a period of time where you can ask for clarification . If you don ' t think you can get info from your docnurse , then you could try telehealth if your area has access to one and they can try to give you the same info . They may be a little more general since they don ' t have access to your file andor the specifics of the procedure available at your OBGYN .