What should I pay attention to when doing gastroscopy?

I, I, I, I tell you, I just had a gastroscope in April, and now I still can't help crying when I think about it.

In recent years, my stomach has been very uncomfortable and I have repeatedly vomited. In April, I went to the top three hospitals and hung up the expert number. After listening to my description, the doctor asked me to have a gastroscope. Because I was psychologically prepared before going to the hospital, I stopped drinking water after 0/0 the night before and didn't eat until I went to the hospital the next day. It should be noted that it is best to have a light diet the night before the examination, and don't eat too greasy things, which may easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

After paying the fee, I went into the waiting room of gastroscope. A nurse sister gave me half something similar to oral liquid, swallowed it slowly, and drank the remaining half after five minutes. This is an anesthetic, local anesthesia. If you want to do a painless gastroscope, it is general anesthesia. I did an ordinary gastroscope, so it was oral anesthesia and local anesthesia.

Then, I feel that my throat and esophagus are not my own. . . . . .

After waiting for ten minutes, I heard the doctor calling my name. I went in to have a look, just a hospital bed, a pillow and a pack of paper towels next to it. There are wet marks on the pillow. Is it-saliva? Really let me guess right. The doctor told me to open my mouth, then slowly put a tube down my throat, and then, all the way down, all the way down. . . . . . Bite the plastic buckle when you feel uncomfortable, and the saliva can't be controlled. Fortunately, I smoked some tissues in advance. Not only saliva, but also tears are flowing, not crying, but a physiological reaction. I have no control over that, so I have to grit my teeth all the time.

I decided never to listen to the word "grit your teeth" again, because only when you have a gastroscope can you really grit your teeth. . . . . . I won't lie to you.

The process of stretching the pipe lasts about three to five minutes, and any longer is estimated to be fatal. The doctor looks at the image on the computer while pulling out the tube, because there is a camera on the tube. The moment the tube came out, I thought it would be good to be a healthy person. . . . . .

Then I came out and waited outside for the result. I waited for about ten minutes and the result came out. The results are some preliminary analysis and some photos, that is, photos of various key parts of the patient's esophagus and stomach.

In fact, I should have gastroesophageal reflux, but according to the gastroscope, I didn't find it, and I didn't see anything abnormal. After studying in Guangzhou, I went to the affiliated hospital of Southern Medical University for an examination. The doctor asked me to do an upper gastrointestinal radiography, which cost a lot of money, much more expensive than a gastroscope, but I still didn't do it. . . . .

In fact, even people who look healthy should have a gastroscope at least once a year to eliminate risks. Don't be afraid because my description is too exaggerated. I just took the opportunity to exaggerate. . . . . .