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Sick for endoscopy?

My EGD is scheduled for Tuesday. Today, I woke up with a sore throat, which is usually an indicator I'm coming down with a cold. Do y'all think they'd still be able to do the endoscopy if I'm sick?

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As long as you can breathe through your nose or don't have any respiratory issues you should be fine. Although I would still call and ask them about it just in case.

I felt REALLY icky the Saturday before my sleeve surgery and had the same anxiety (surgery was scheduled for Monday am). But luckily for me it passed and all was fine. I was sucking on zinc tablets every 3-4 hours for that first 24 hours!

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