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when having a cystoscopy, especially with the anticipation that you know it is going to be done at some point (i.e. - routine follow up) (or in your situation bleeding and waiting for the dr) the anticipation can be monumental and so when the procedure is performed and completed, it may feel like it literally took seconds. To answer your question, it generally takes a minute or two, at least in my experience that's what it has taken each time. And, doctors performing this procedure know exactly what they are looking for and at.
Ultimately, a doctor performing such a procedure is doing so with the knowledge that certain medical conditions cause the issues you were having and failing to do a thorough exam could certainly lead to unfavorable results to the doctor.
that said, i'm definitely not discounting your thoughts, feelings and position. And I'm sorry your experience left you concerned and wondering, that is not what anyone wants. I was a patient of such a physician (my GP) for four (4) years and I'll leave it at that. IF...you feel that you did not receive the appropriate care, I would suggest you find a doctor that is "right" for you. I don't mean a doctor who will tell you exactly what you want to hear but rather one who "listens" and "takes time with you" and will explain what needs to be done and provide it with thorough care.
Ultimately you are in charge of you and your health. Find another doctor who will listen to you and provide you with the comfort and satisfaction you think you didn't get the first time around as well as a doctor who is the right "fit" for you. It's not easy but it is necessary because ultimately if you don't feel like your being heard then you will always be left with nagging thoughts.
Praying and hoping that you find the right fit and that the results are that you don't have cancer! All my best and good luck! Stay strong.