Gastroscopy

Gastroscopy is recommended for patients who have symptoms like heartburn, stomach pain, nausea, and regurgitation.

It is essential when there is a suspicion of an ulcer, mucosal inflammation, Helicobacter infection, or tumor changes.

It is also indicated for difficulty swallowing, vomiting blood, anemia of unknown origin, and weight loss.

People with a family history of stomach cancer should have regular gastroscopies as a preventive measure.

The examination is also recommended for patients on long-term pain medication or corticosteroids.

Gastroscopy is also used to monitor the effectiveness of therapy for known diagnoses such as reflux and gastritis.

When bleeding from the upper digestive tract is suspected, gastroscopy is an urgent and most reliable method.

It is also suitable for assessing wounds after stomach or esophageal surgeries.

Based on the findings, the doctor can immediately provide adequate guidance for therapy or additional analyses.

At Medical Time, the procedure is scheduled quickly and is available to patients even without a referral.

Gastroscopy is performed with the patient in a lying position, most often on their left side.

The patient is in a light sleep and feels nothing during the examination.

A thin, flexible tube is inserted through the mouth and carefully moved towards the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum.

The camera transmits the image in real time, allowing the doctor to carefully examine each region.

During the procedure, tissue samples can be taken or minor interventions, such as stopping bleeding, can be performed.

The examination is short, and the patient can leave the hospital soon after.

Complications are rare, with the most common being mild discomfort or a temporary sore throat.

In the case of findings, the doctor immediately explains the next steps and recommended therapy.

Gastroscopy at Medical Time is performed precisely, quickly, and with full safety for the patient.

Gastroscopy plays an extremely important role in the early detection of digestive tract diseases.

Early diagnosis of stomach cancer, ulcers, or Helicobacter infection significantly improves treatment outcomes.

Thanks to direct visualization, it is possible to distinguish harmless changes from serious conditions.

In combination with a biopsy, it provides the most accurate information about the state of the mucous membrane and potential risks.

For patients with symptoms lasting longer than two weeks, gastroscopy is necessary.

The introduction of gastroscopy into regular systematic check-ups helps in disease prevention.

Medical Time emphasizes the importance of timely response to the first symptoms of stomach problems.

The examination can also detect asymptomatic changes that are potentially dangerous.

That is why gastroscopy is an essential diagnostic procedure in modern medicine.

Fast, precise, and accessible – gastroscopy at Medical Time provides security and reliable results.

Medical Time performs gastroscopy in modern conditions, with high standards and an individual approach to every patient.

Our endoscopist team consists of experienced gastroenterologists with many years of practice in diagnosing and treating digestive organ diseases.

Thanks to quick scheduling, the examination can be performed as soon as possible without long waiting times.

Diagnostics are connected with the laboratory and other specialties, which allows us to provide everything in one place.

In our hospital, we combine expertise, modern technology, and a humane attitude towards every patient.

Gastroscopy is available to both adults and elderly patients.

Your safety, comfort, and accurate diagnosis are our main priorities.

Medical Time is a synonym for quality diagnostics of the digestive system.

Scheduling is possible by calling the phone number: 063-399-888