Ultimate Doctor Demo - Would You Scope Yourself⁉️ #shorts

Endoscopy (also called a gastroscopy) is a medical procedure that allows a doctor to observe the inside of the body without performing major surgery. An endoscope (fibrescope) is a long flexible tube with a lens at one end and a video camera at the other.
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Why would you need an endoscopy?
Endoscopies are a minimally invasive procedure and are typically recommended to find the cause of digestive issues and symptoms, and in some cases to treat problems including: Chronic heartburn or acid reflux. Screen for colorectal cancer or cancers of the digestive tract. Biopsy suspicious growths or tissue.
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What is an endoscopy used to diagnose?
Doctors use upper GI endoscopy to help diagnose and treat symptoms and conditions that affect the esophagus, stomach, and upper intestine or duodenum including gastroesophageal reflux disease, ulcers and inflammatory conditions like celiac disease
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How long does endoscopy take?
Many people fall asleep. An upper endoscopy usually takes 20 to 30 minutes to complete. When the procedure is over, the doctor will gently remove the endoscope. Then you will go to a recovery room. #upperGI #endoscope #gastroenterología

[lennytherat]

I needed this 😭 I’m getting one next month, and have been getting a bunch of videos on my fyp about people waking up from anesthetic and feeling pain! This reassures me it’s not so bad

[adambauckham]

With no gag reflex shows that she's performed this a lot

[Threetoedsalsa]

I'm actually intrigued at this, there's so much insight gained by this, from vocal care to internal medicine.

[normagracemiller]

No gag because they spray numbing med in throat. I am a RN of 40 years service. Now as a patient I can truly say. A doctor should have to have every procedure done on themselves before doing a patient.. within reason. Of course they can't have major surgery. In process of having my inner ear injected with meds weekly. Doc said th8s will not be comfortable. I wanted to scream then beat the crap out of him for not being truthful. ! Had a young doc who treated old people. He ordered enemas till clear on every person he admitted to my unit. Dang near killed a few. Then he was admitted on my unit with belly pain . Asked his doc to start with the same enemas. Fulirst we took away all his clothes so he could not escape then I gave him enemas till I swear I cleaned out his sinuses in his head. We has a little talk afterwards. He never ordered the enemas again unless it was proven to be needed. He assumed all elderly people were impacted due to age. !

[bgl]

With so many people having trauma from the medical system for the last 40 years she gets a standing ovation. Please yall dont fight as hard please get the care you need the medical system is trying to right wrongs. My condolences for those of you that lost loved ones during covid. I hope everyone has a chance to recover.😊

[csc]

You numb up your throat & watch the camera going down.

[cesarpremacio]

"Me flexing my throat from that speachless kid That was using sign languenges"

[splashable]

Her husband must be the happiest guy on this earth

[littleprince]

I experienced that. You breathe through your nose. The only painful part was the process of entering the throat. Eventually, it felt fine. But you can feel the apparatus moving in your stomach.

[alkalk]

I came here wondering if someone beat me to a gag-reflex joke...turns out, yes, yes everyone beat me to a gag reglex joke

[susanlong]

I wish we had physicians in the Health Care system in CALIFORNIA!! Wow.. This is incredible ❤

[JohnDoe-ojbd]

who is she? and how can I know her? I think I have throat cancer, what hospital does she work at?

[dianewilkins]

I’m inspired for my endoscopy tomorrow 🙏🏼

[lonetrap]

Im really starting to love this channel. Might subscribe

[kathryncotter]

I would go that far and more so ❤ good job to that beautiful lady

[orlandovv]

1 second in and went straight to the comment section... glad im not the only one

[shutthedoor]

i had it twice. a lot better than mri to be honest

[artiebaca]

Im her husband i can confirm im the happiest man on earth 😅

[RJ-wxfh]

Werner Forssmann was another doctor who tested procedures on himself - when he worked with a team on cardiac catheterisation (used for sending pacemaker wires in the heart, stents etc.)