Endoscopy in Rosarito

Dr. Ricardo Jardón

Post Graduate in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Post Graduate in Gastroendoscopy

High Specialty in:

Gallbladder Surgery
Esophageal Reflux Surgery
Hernia Surgery
Appendix surgery

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Digestive Endoscopy
in Rosarito

Digestive endoscopy and colonoscopy are medical procedures that allow the physician to view the inside of the digestive tract with a specialized camera. They help detect inflammation, ulcers, polyps, bleeding, lesions, and other conditions that require timely diagnosis.

These studies are performed as outpatient procedures with specialized equipment and medical supervision. In most cases, patients may return home the same day accompanied by an adult family member.

Endoscopy Rosarito has an equipped room, trained staff, and health authorization for outpatient major surgery, helping provide greater safety and comfort for patients.

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Endoscopy procedure

Learn clearly how the study is performed, what equipment is used, and why digestive symptoms should be evaluated in time.

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How is the endoscopy exam performed?

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During the procedure, biopsies or tissue samples may also be taken for microscopic analysis, helping complete the diagnosis and guide treatment.

When is it necessary to do an endoscopy?

Endoscopy is indicated for patients who require evaluation of digestive symptoms or disease follow-up.

Unexplained reflux or return of food.
Burning or stabbing pain in the pit of the stomach.
Pain or difficulty swallowing.
Persistent brown or bloody vomit.
Diarrhea or constipation for more than 4 weeks.
Bloody or black stools.
Unexplained weight loss.
History of stomach or colon cancer.

How is the endoscopic examination performed?

The physician carefully guides the endoscope through the esophagus into the stomach and duodenum. A camera sends images to a monitor to examine the inside of the upper digestive tract.

The study usually lasts 15 to 30 minutes. The endoscope does not interfere with breathing, and many patients remain asleep during the procedure.

Recommendations before performing an endoscopy

You should refrain from drinking water or eating any type of food during the six to eight hours before the test. It is also recommended to avoid red foods before the study and attend with an adult relative.

Risks and immediate medical attention

Risks are very rare and are discussed during the scheduling appointment. Seek medical attention if you experience chest pain, difficulty breathing, bloody vomiting, increased abdominal pain, black stools or fever after the study.

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