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Truth July 20, 2011 at 7:54 pm

the shaving is so adhesive patches can be placed. You will be appropriately covered I promise.

Docmaggot July 21, 2011 at 7:26 am

No worries! You don’t feel a thing!For esophagoscopy the tube is really thin and you easily breathe around it and for bronchoscopy (less likely to be done ) the tube has a breathing channel beside it… for both you will be comfortably asleep and awaken feeling fine… even in a good mood!-ENT MD x30y

S P July 21, 2011 at 7:29 pm

I went in. Had an IV placed. Then they gave me something to sedate me and did the endoscopy. I was out of the hospital within two hours. The procedure itself took 10 minutes including biopsies.edit: However, no reason to do an endoscopy for gallbladder problems. It won’t show a single thing.

Jewel Canter July 22, 2011 at 8:12 am

I had my endoscopy yesterday and I still feel bloated as well, so it’s nothing to worry about. However, it abdominal pain persists you should definitely call your doctor! My dad’s a doctor, and he said I may feel uncomfortable for a couple days, so not to worry.

Linda M July 22, 2011 at 7:48 pm

upper g.i. they shoot dye in and view on a camera, endoscopy the camera is inserted in your body and it is more through and can see internal bleeding and tumors. the doctors look for a number of things, abnormal cells, blood clots and broken veins or torn muscles.

cryptoxmit July 23, 2011 at 7:46 am

Ask your physician … easy

Corky July 23, 2011 at 7:54 pm

If they told you it would be one price and it ended up being a higher price, then obviously you have a case for your attorney. Likewise, if they are contracted with your insurance to charge at a certain cost and are operating outside that contract then again you have a case for your attorney to consider. However, ‘under the impression that’ doesn’t sound like either of these things. It sounds like you thought it would be cheaper for no apparent reason, in which case there’s nothing to do but pay for the services you received as your physician is not responsible for your mistaken assumptions.

billgutsky July 24, 2011 at 7:50 am

I don’t think so. Your small intestines are far too long for a camera to make it through the meters of that shit(Not literally). But I’ a designer, not a doctor!

MadameXCupcake July 24, 2011 at 7:41 pm

I have had an endoscopy and the doctor biopsied something, I was fine after wards, no sore throat.Perhaps talk to your doctor, especially if it hurts bad enough to take Tylenol and ask if its normal or not.

Exec Pot Head July 25, 2011 at 8:14 am

That is inserting a camera.Your friend should ask his Dr. what exactly he means by not taking medication for a month. The Dr is probably meaning tablets but should be more specific. Smoking MJ goes into the lungs and not the upper GI.

Pangolin July 25, 2011 at 7:54 pm

Why even bother with the procedures? Seriously. If you can’t care even a little bit about your own well being, why should you waste the time of physicians and nurses?There is a reasonable chance that if you fail to follow your instructions, that you’ll be sent home without getting your procedures done, and that bowel prep will have been for nothing.

Anama July 26, 2011 at 7:45 am

It depends. What sort of drugs is he getting? If he is in the US, he should be getting some pretty good drugs and will not be allowed to drive home on his own. After the drugs wear off he should feel fine. His throat may be sore because of the tube. I was up and about (with some burping and stomach pain due to them blowing me up with air so they could see) and acting normal after all the drugs wore off. He should be fine, just take half a day off. OR you could decide to just be with him and fool around all afternoon, lol!