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What To Expect With Endoscopy


Kelsie

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Kelsie Apprentice

Hi, wondering what I can expect in terms of recovery from edpndoscopy. It's scheduled for this Thursday, will I be well enough to work from home Friday?


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beth01 Enthusiast

I wasn't feeling all that well when I had my procedure, but I am pretty sure you will be able to work from home the next day.  The only problems I had after mine was a little memory problems of the day before but that is normal. I would take a endoscopy over a colonoscopy any day lol.

psawyer Proficient

You should be fine the next day.

thepeach80 Rookie

Mine was easy peasy. Went in, had it done, hubby had to drive me home and I was supposed to be calm that day but life returned to normal that night. That was Monday, had results on Friday saying I needed more testing.

Marilyn R Community Regular

I had a reaction  to the anesthesia, which was soy based.  I probably could have worked from home, but I didn't feel safe driving.

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