Having a gastroscopy in hospital - Patient information

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2025

Комментарии • 36

  • @extemperanious
    @extemperanious 7 лет назад +25

    Just had this done today, it wasn't even bad I was sedated and don't even remember or felt anything. Just woke up and it was over. Just have a sore throats and little bloating. Don't be nervous it's easy under sedation

    • @sidnyuue2659
      @sidnyuue2659 7 лет назад

      Lucky! I got it done 2 1/2 years ago with neither sedation or spray - just nothing. Gonna get it done again, looking forward 🤙

  • @coderodion
    @coderodion 7 лет назад +6

    Been twice there. The beginning of the procedure - as they slide the scope down to stomach - is the challenging part. After that they start pulling it off slowly to the esophagus and it becomes easier to handle.

  • @skylarkgrl3486
    @skylarkgrl3486 7 лет назад +6

    This is done so differently here in the states. You are put into a medical gown and you have to take sedation.

  • @coletteshorrocks2702
    @coletteshorrocks2702 7 лет назад +4

    I'm due to have this and I'm not a wimp but I'm dreading it

  • @2MelissaSue
    @2MelissaSue 7 лет назад +2

    I am in the hospital now and will be having the procedure in a few hours time. T g bank you for your honest information.

    • @royhart3136
      @royhart3136 7 лет назад

      Melissa Sue brave I wouldn't watch this till after lol

  • @Ghostcookiees
    @Ghostcookiees 7 лет назад +8

    I had this last year without sedation. Worst thing ever, had a panic attack before they went in, was horrifying.

  • @Mikeski1969
    @Mikeski1969 7 лет назад +3

    Lovely accent!! Great video!

  • @family-peace-love
    @family-peace-love 7 лет назад +10

    why is it so big like a hose and not alot smaller nowdays ?

    • @blazingnomad
      @blazingnomad 7 лет назад +2

      Mostly due to the fact, that the endoscope has work channels where the doctor inserts different tools (like injection needles). There are slimmer endoscopes, such as the nasogastroscopes, but they are not cheap, and other than it being a little slimmer, it has a much more limited use than the standard gastroscope.

    • @duncankent1330
      @duncankent1330 7 лет назад +1

      familypeacelove exactly I've got to have one this Thursday. The day after tomorrow I'm shitting it a bit

    • @Ghostcookiees
      @Ghostcookiees 7 лет назад +4

      I thought the same! Literally feels like you’ve got a damn hose down your throat.

  • @4exgold
    @4exgold 7 лет назад +4

    not gonna lie it's a very unpleasant procedure, luckily it only lasts 5-10 minutes. although i chose to only get the throat spray, the intravenous sedative may not even work properly if youre overly tense prior. Plus there's more downtime after the procedure.
    Yes, you will gag, wretch and belch repeatedly. fasting beforehand is vital, at least 6 hours no food no liquid either. the doctor was right though. he urged me to try and relax and focus on breathing through the nose. after the first 5 minutes it did get easier and I got more used to the scope. had slight stomach ache and a sore throat for a few hours after but the relatively quick recovery time was the main reason I chose not to go for the sedative. was given the all clear anyway by the doctors so really was glad to have it done in the end for peace of mind.

  • @royhart3136
    @royhart3136 7 лет назад +4

    I had this the nurse had 4 ml of sedation doctor said no use 3 ml woke up halfway threw doctors listen to your nurses

  • @rslynne1
    @rslynne1 7 лет назад +14

    This is disgusting! Please use more sedation. Otherwise, no one should EVER have this procedure.

    • @liamr7408
      @liamr7408 7 лет назад +1

      Raphael Lynne what are you talking about. You can easily do this with just the throat spray as ling as you're relatively healthy. I cam understand an elderly person opting for sedation though..

    • @weegie8895
      @weegie8895 7 лет назад +1

      Raphael I'm assuming you're in the US where heavy sedation is the norm for endoscopies? I had one done a year ago here in the U.K with no sedation at all. Only the throat spray - unlike the lucky chap in this video. Even tho this is definitely not something I'd want done regularly, it really is fine as long as you concentrate on your breathing. I had a biopsy done at the same time and you feel nothing. Afterwards I was up and out pretty much immediately. I felt quite gassy for some time but that was all. For me, it was a useful test which did find some significant gastric issues which I am now treated for.

    • @liamr7408
      @liamr7408 7 лет назад

      Lesley Edge I had mine done yday with just the spray was the only teenager in the ward for gastro issues 😂 Old mans stomach 🤙

    • @chloewright6744
      @chloewright6744 7 лет назад

      I'm 13 I have to have it next week 😩

    • @liamr7408
      @liamr7408 7 лет назад

      Chloe Wright are you getting sedation or throat spray

  • @janetfakih2193
    @janetfakih2193 7 лет назад +4

    what happened if you cook after the procedure?

  • @diana1234beauty
    @diana1234beauty 7 лет назад +10

    I will be having this in 8 hours so scared!!!

    • @ktm-kr9mm
      @ktm-kr9mm 7 лет назад

      Got mine in 11 fuckkkkk

    • @duncankent1330
      @duncankent1330 7 лет назад

      hello hello got mine Thursday,7 December 2017, not looking forward to it in fact I'm losing sleep over it,

    • @3uriel3
      @3uriel3 7 лет назад +1

      I had mine done the 27 th of september . I was so stressed about it, I lost my appetit and sleep , but let me tell you , it's really easy peasy . I only got a sore throat for 2 days and that's it ! Good luck .

    • @kimaribush9613
      @kimaribush9613 7 лет назад

      duncan kent same date

    • @duncankent1330
      @duncankent1330 7 лет назад

      Kimari bush how did yours go

  • @deepakverma3226
    @deepakverma3226 7 лет назад

    nice