I had this done when the Dr tried to break up a gall stone. The spray tasted like paint and I thought I was going to die during the procedure. Being asthmatic it was twice as bad, I think I may hav...

You won't even know you had it done. You will wonder when are they going to start after you have woken up.

If you go to this free group, there is a presentation there in the "files" section on the left hand side which outlines the procedure start to finish: ...

i had one done of my digestive area that is how i found out i had inflammation in my stomach and other areas. i was and since you are 10. you will probably be put out.

I had one done in Dec of 06, they had to check my kidneys and bladder for Endometriosis. They put me to sleep and I didn't feel anything until I woke up, because of my Endo I get really bad cr...

you should have nothing, they are going to be looking in your stomach. good luck!

im assuming you see a gastroenterologist (sp?), if not ask your doctor if they could recommend one with you. It sounds like you need a colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy (sorry) rather than an endoscopy....

Yes, have had this done and it's a little uncomfortable but not unbearable. It's outpatient meaning when it's over, you can go home. I had a mild sedative just to relax; you can pu...

I understand your concern, but please try and put your fears away. This is a very simple and short procedure, and I have had it done several times. My Gastrointerologist is very sweet and und...

I've had two of them. You won't be awake. They will give you medicine to make you in "twilight sleep" for a few minutes. This is not full anthestia. You will then wake up after ...

Your better off with sedation. Called "Twilight Sleep" no you won't remember a darn thing. And it won't make you vomit, twiligh anesthesia is very well tolerable.

Don't worry. A spinal tap is more uncomfortable than painful. A local anesthetic is used. If you are in need of a spinal tap, the way you feel will make you undego anything to get better. T...

Same answer to the same question you ask already, just a different day. They will give you IV sedation and you won't feel a thing or remember anything. They will give you the required amo...

A doctor inserts a tube into your mouth, and runs it through your esophogus, through the stomach, and into the duodenom (upper intestines). The doctor then can detect polyps, damage, tumors, etc, a...

I don't think so. Your small intestines are far too long for a camera to make it through the meters of that ****(Not literally). But I' a designer, not a doctor!