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How is the anaesthetic test done?

In our country, many patients with digestive problems put off an examination because they fear the inconvenience of endoscopic examinations. But there is a solution. But isn't anaesthesia dangerous? What is the difference between anaesthesia and sedation? We talked to renowned experts about this.

Gastroscopy in narcotization ?

Gastroscopy is a somewhat unpleasant test. At Endomedix Gastroenterology Centres, you can request the examination under general anaesthesia, sparing you any possible discomfort and pain. It is important to note that, unlike many other private endoscopy providers, we do not perform our scans under anaesthesia, which is an outdated method, but we use a deep propofol sedation, which in our experience is the only way to ensure painlessness for the entire duration of the scan. [...]

What is the symptom, complaint?

Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract can cause a wide variety of complaints and symptoms, none of which are really disease-specific. In detailing the symptoms/complaints, it is worth highlighting the so-called alarm symptoms, which should be followed up immediately by seeking medical attention, as they may be the cause of serious and even life-threatening conditions. These include: loss of appetite, weight loss, vomiting, chest pain, bloody stools, vomiting of blood, difficulty swallowing, swallowing pain, [...]

What could be wrong with me?

Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract can cause a wide variety of complaints and symptoms, none of which are really disease-specific. Assessing symptoms and complaints is a medical task, but knowing them can help to detect a disease early. Symptoms/complaints of diseases of specific organs.

How long do I have to wait for the test?

This can vary from 1 to 14 days, depending on the diagnostic centre and the doctor. You will be kept up to date on the situation. Please call us for more details or book an appointment now!

What is the registration process?

You can register by phone and online. You can make an appointment by phone on our central number - 06-1-413-2500 - on weekdays between 10-16 hours. During nights and weekends, we have an answering machine, so if you leave your name and phone number, we will call you back the next working day. If you are unavailable, please cancel your appointment as soon as possible! To register online, please click here!

How is the test done?

Before any instrumental gastrointestinal examination, please inform your doctor about the use of possible "blood thinning" products (e.g. Aspirin protect, Astrix, Plavix, Clopidogrel, Syncumar, Warfarin), as histological sampling is not always allowed when taking these products due to the risk of subsequent bleeding complications! Gastroscopy: the examination must be performed on an empty stomach (no food for at least 6 hours before the examination).

Do I really not need a referral for the test?

No referral needed, no area of care restrictions. Anyone can apply for an examination, regardless of where they live. A social security card or passport or ID card is required only for patient identification. Please call us for more details or book an appointment now!