Do I need a referral to have an endoscopy procedure?+
What is a gastroscopy?+
What is a colonoscopy?+
Can I choose which colon preparation I want use?+
Can the colon preparation make my symptoms worse?+
How much notice do I need to give to cancel my procedure?+
Am I at greater risk for colorectal cancer if a family has been previously diagnosed?+
How long will I be at the hospital for my procedure?+
Can I be dropped off for my procedure and picked up after I am done or does someone have to stay with me the whole time?+
Can I walk or take a taxi after I have had IV sedation with my procedure?+
What does legally impaired mean?+
When can I drive?+
Can I have a family member or friend stay with me during the procedure?+
Will I see the doctor before my procedure?+
If I am menstruating, can I still have my procedure?+
Will I need to take extra measures if I have IV sedation while breast feeding?+
If I have a cold or flu, do I have to cancel my procedure?+
Do I continue to take my regular medicine while prepping for my procedure?+
Why can’t I only drink water when I am doing my clear fluid diet?+
Do I have to have to be sedated for my procedure?+
What type of drugs are used for IV sedation during an endoscopy?+
Can I have general anaesthetic or propofol?+
What do I do if I have had a previous adverse reaction to IV sedation?+
Will I be able to resume normal activities the day after my procedure?+
What happens if I do not have another adult to accompany me or pick me up from my procedure?+
Can I have a colonoscopy while pregnant?+
What do I do after my procedure if I experience severe abdominal pain, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, swallowing difficulties, or breathing difficulties?+