The KGF Endobus Features
Education Materials
Audio Video Facilities
Biopsy facilities
Consultation Desk with
Expert Professionals
Upper & Lower GI Endoscopes with H.Pylori detection
Preparing for an Endoscopy
Endoscopy is the insertion of a long, thin tube directly into the body to observe an internal organ, such as the gastrointestinal tract in detail.
Discuss Medical Conditions or Problems
Make sure to tell your doctor if you are pregnant or have any health conditions such as heart disease or cancer. This information helps your doctor know whether to take any necessary precautions to perform the procedure as safely as possible.
Mention Mediations and Allergies
You should also tell your doctor about allergies you have and about any prescription and over the counter medications you are taking. Your doctor may tell you to change your dosage or to stop taking certain medications before the endoscopy.
Don't Eat or Drink
You shouldn't eat or drink anything after midnight the night before the procedure or 6 hours before the procedure time. However, you can usually have clear liquids after midnight up to six hours before the endoscopy.
Dress Comfortably
Although you'll be given a medication to help you relax, an endoscopy cause still cause some discomfort Make sure to wear comfortable cloths and avoid wearing jewellery. You will be asked to remove glasses or dentures before the procedure.
Plan for Time to Recover
You may need an attender (Adults) with you to assist you to recover well and be with you.
