After anesthesiologists experience "normal" gastroscopy in person, we need to think carefully about a question: should we insist on painless gastroscopy?

A few days ago, due to stomach discomfort, I finally braved the gastroscope room
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That time, for the first time in my life, I saw what my stomach looked like

A few days ago, due to stomach discomfort, I finally braved the gastroscope room

What everyone doesn't know is that although medical staff see patients every day, few doctors and nurses regularly check their bodies

It stands to reason that you should be happy when the test results come out
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However, after so many years of being a doctor, he has developed the problem of doubting everything

It stands to reason that you should be happy when the test results come out

In preoperative preparation, the anesthesia visit is an important stage in identifying problems

The results of the inspection were all right, and after a moment of joy, all kinds of doubts began to flood in my heart

There is a reason for this problem, because what I just experienced was a " normal " gastroscope

Although we perform anesthesia for patients every day and can ensure the safety of patients, when it is really our turn to be anesthetized, the inexplicable worry is very strong

However, when a " normal " gastroscopy was done, the less painful process sparked a series of thoughts

Following the instructions of my colleague in the endoscopy room, I drank a bottle full of local anesthetic glue

For the next few minutes, I choked for no reason

When the thick and black gastroscope was about to be inserted into my mouth, I was a little worried about whether the anesthesia would work

In the process of doing gastroscopy, apart from feeling that the gastroscope was poking around in the throat with a stick, the gastroscope turned a little in the stomach, and there was not much discomfort during the whole process

You are not allowed to drink water for two hours after gastroscopy
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I quickly understood this requirement, I must be afraid of choking because my swallowing function was not restored
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I said so, but in about half an hour, I felt that the anesthetic had worn off, and I even tried it with saliva
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I would like to remind everyone that you must not try it.
You should listen to your doctor.
Different people may have different recovery times
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After the whole process, I realized a problem: this kind of " normal " gastroscopy and painless gastroscopy will exist for a long time
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After the whole process, I realized a problem: this kind of " normal " gastroscopy and painless gastroscopy will exist for a long time
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First, this so-called " normal " gastroscope is not entirely unacceptable
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Also, for patients with high psychological stress or physical conditions that cannot accept anesthesia, " normal " gastroscopy may be a good choice
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First, this so-called " normal " gastroscope is not entirely unacceptable
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Also, for patients with high psychological stress or physical conditions that cannot accept anesthesia, " normal " gastroscopy may be a good choice
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Second, although painless gastroscopy is an important part of comfortable medical care, and patients are safer during examinations, the nationwide shortage of anesthesiologists cannot be resolved in the short term
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Second, although painless gastroscopy is an important part of comfortable medical care, and patients are safer during examinations, the nationwide shortage of anesthesiologists cannot be resolved in the short term
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Third, because patients undergoing outpatient gastroscopy may have incomplete examinations and insufficient preparation, which greatly increases the risk of anesthesia, anesthesiologists can choose " normal " gastroscopes when they believe that patients are not suitable for anesthesia
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Third, because patients undergoing outpatient gastroscopy may have incomplete examinations and insufficient preparation, which greatly increases the risk of anesthesia, anesthesiologists can choose " normal " gastroscopes when they believe that patients are not suitable for anesthesia
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