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Endoscopy? What is it? Painful?

I may need one tomorrow and would like to be prepared. It's my first post op appt. thank you in advance.

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  • Foranewme
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    That test is easy breezy!! They put you to sleep and you wake about 10 or 15 later. You will be sleepy the rest of the day but no pain at all.

  • It would have been before surgery... Like a week or a month before. No worries, follow Drs orders. You won't feel a thing. Just a little groggy after and tired the rest of the day. HW 341 GW 150

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    Sooooo easy

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Pam, did you have an EGD Pre-op? It's the same thing.

HW 341 GW 150 CW 296 RNY 03/25/13

That test is easy breezy!! They put you to sleep and you wake about 10 or 15 later. You will be sleepy the rest of the day but no pain at all.

As long as you do the prep right. The endoscopy will be nothing. The worst you'll feel is them putting the IV on you. ;)

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No did not have one unless they did it while I was in surgery.

No did not have one unless they did it while I was in surgery.

It would have been before surgery... Like a week or a month before. No worries, follow Drs orders. You won't feel a thing. Just a little groggy after and tired the rest of the day. :)

HW 341 GW 150 CW 296 RNY 03/25/13

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