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Any body done a Gu upper or lower

My doctor called and ask me to have a Gi I done I'm a liilte scared has anyone ever had thus done before surgery please help my nerves thanks as again

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  • I've had an upper GI and an endoscopy - not related to WLS pre-op. In both cases, the anticipation was way worse than the procedures.

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Just had mine done this morning.....Upper GI with barium swallow...Amazing!

I've had an upper GI and an endoscopy - not related to WLS pre-op. In both cases, the anticipation was way worse than the procedures.

I've had an EGD diagnostic and a Nuclear Hepatobiliary Scan with Gallbladder Ejection Fraction (HIDA Scan). The EGD went fine. They put you out for the procedure. The HIDA Scan just takes a while to complete. There's nothing to it.

Nuclear scan? what is that test?What is a EGD?these sound like important tests.What are they used for?

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