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Your stomach must be empty so do not eat anything for 8 hours before the endoscopy. Small amounts of water can be taken up until 4 hours before the endoscopy. If you must take prescription medication, this can be done up until 2 hours before the endoscopy with a sip of water. Please tell the Doctor if you have had any allergies or bad reactions to medications. The procedure is quite safe during pregnancy and while breast feeding, although you must inform the Doctor if this applies to you.
IF you develop a cold or significant respiratory illness in the lead-up to your procedure you should wait until fully recovered as this increases the risk of sedation, especially if you are asthmatic. If in doubt, contact Dr. Holt and Dr. Kiel's office.
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A gastroenterologist is a physician who has specialised training and experience in managing diseases of the gastrointestinal tract the stomach, intestines, oesophagus, liver, pancreas, colon and rectum.
The training involves more than five years of additional education in internal medicine and gastroenterology following medical school. This includes training in endoscopy the use of narrow, flexible lighted tubes with built-in video cameras used to see the inside of the GI tract.
A gastroenterologist often undertakes:
All advice given is general and for guidance purposes only.
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