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Upper GI Endoscopy

Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy in Kokapet

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Endoscopy: diagnostic and therapeutic

A camera test of the food pipe, stomach and bowel to diagnose ulcers, reflux damage, bleeding, polyps and inflammation — and treat selected problems in the same sitting.

Direct answer: Endoscopy is a camera test of the food pipe, stomach and duodenum. Colonoscopy examines the large intestine after bowel prep. Both can diagnose ulcers, reflux damage, bleeding, polyps and inflammation—and treat selected problems in the same sitting. Dr. Anupama Swarna advises the test when it will change treatment, not for every mild acidity episode.

Procedures discussed in clinic

Upper GI endoscopy

Oesophagus, stomach and first small-bowel segment for reflux, ulcers, anaemia or difficulty swallowing.

Colonoscopy

Colon screening, bleeding, IBD and polyp removal planning after bowel preparation.

Therapeutic work

Polypectomy and selected bleeding or dilation plans when indicated.

ERCP counselling

For bile-duct stones or blockage after imaging—not a first test for every gallbladder scan.

Patients from Kokapet, Gachibowli and Manikonda often fear the test more than the findings. Fasting, consent, sedation options and when results arrive are explained before you book a slot.

How to prepare

  1. Upper GI: several hours of fasting; list blood thinners, diabetes medicines and allergies.
  2. Colonoscopy: follow the bowel-prep plan exactly; clear fluids as advised.
  3. Companion: arrange one if sedation is used; do not drive yourself home.
  4. Reports: bring prior scans, blood tests and a medicine list.
Urgent endoscopy setting: vomiting blood, black stools or sudden severe anaemia needs hospital care first, then clinic follow-up.

Book at Jade Clinics, MN Crux, Kokapet · Mon–Sat 5:30–7:30 PM.

Frequently asked questions

01 Is endoscopy painful?

Most patients tolerate endoscopy with throat anaesthesia and, when needed, sedation. You will be counselled about fasting, medicines and recovery before the procedure.

02 What is the difference between endoscopy and colonoscopy?

Upper GI endoscopy examines the food pipe, stomach and first part of the small intestine. Colonoscopy examines the large intestine after bowel preparation.

03 When is endoscopy recommended?

Persistent reflux, difficulty swallowing, anaemia, vomiting blood, black stools, unexplained weight loss, or screening and surveillance as advised by your gastroenterologist.

04 How long does it take?

The procedure itself is usually short. Fasting, consent and recovery time make the visit longer. Exact timing is explained when you are scheduled.

05 Can polyps be removed the same day?

Selected polyps can be removed during colonoscopy when it is safe. Large or complex lesions may need a planned therapeutic session.

06 Where do I discuss endoscopy in Kokapet?

With Dr. Anupama Swarna at Jade Clinics, 3rd floor MN Crux, above KFC. Call +91 63022 69348 or book online.

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