Endoscopy

Endoscopy is a medical procedure that allows doctors to examine the inside of your body without making large incisions.
It involves inserting a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope into your body. This tube contains a tiny camera and a light,
providing real-time images of the internal organs.

How Does Endoscopy Work?

•     Preparation: Depending on the type of endoscopy, you may need to follow specific dietary restrictions or bowel preparation.
•     Procedure: The endoscope is gently inserted into your body through a natural opening (like the mouth, anus) or a small incision. The camera sends images to a monitor, allowing the doctor to examine the area of interest.
•     Diagnosis and Treatment: Endoscopy can help diagnose conditions, take tissue samples (biopsy), and even perform minor surgeries.