Why can t I eat vegetables and fruits after gastroscopy? 10

No. In order to clearly see the mucous membrane of the digestive tract, it is necessary to make the area to be examined clean, that is, there is no food and no blood clots.

If the gastroscopy is done in the morning, no food or drink will be avoided and smoking will be prohibited after 8 p.m. on the day before the examination.

After the colonoscopy, you can usually eat two or three hours later, and eat a light and easy-to-digest liquid diet.

For the first two days, you can eat rice porridge, vegetable soup, egg custard, milk, etc. After that, gradually return to a normal diet and avoid spicy, raw, fried, overheated, seafood, high-fat, high-cholesterol and other foods. Leeks belong to hot food, some people with a bad spleen and stomach are prone to heartburn when they eat it, so it is not recommended that you eat it, peaches can be eaten, watermelon can relieve the heat, but cold, eat less.

After gastroscopy or colonoscopy, you can usually eat a normal diet after an hour.

Can't eat.

Generally speaking, you can't eat 8 hours before gastroscopy, and don't drink water 4 hours before gastroscopy.

In addition to checking for lesions in the stomach, gastroscopy can also be used to examine the esophagus and part of the duodenum. Whether gastroscopy can be tolerated varies from person to person, and those who cannot tolerate it or are difficult to tolerate can choose **gastroscopy. Nowadays, the gastroscope has been made very detailed, with a diameter of only 1 cm, and the examiner hardly feels any pain when using it.

Not only that, but there are many ** that can be performed through gastroscopy, such as liver cirrhosis, esophageal varices, removal of esophageal, gastric and duodenal polyps, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, removal of upper gastrointestinal foreign bodies, etc.

Before gastroscopy, patients should make the following preparations:

1. The doctor decides whether to perform gastroscopy. Patients with epigastric discomfort or pain, those with a history of gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer in the past and recent symptoms, those with a family history of gastrointestinal tumors, and those with diseases that can be performed under gastroscopy are all suitable for gastroscopy.

2. Before the examination, the hepatitis B surface antigen should be checked to determine the time of the examination.

3. If other examinations have been performed, such as gastrointestinal barium swallow examination, abdominal CT or previous gastroscopy, the examination report and pathology report must be submitted to the doctor for reference.

4. Fasting for more than eight hours before the examination. Morning examiners do not eat the day's breakfast, and afternoon examiners do not eat the day's lunch.

Generally speaking, you can't eat 8 hours before gastroscopy, and don't drink water 4 hours before gastroscopy.

Doing gastroscopy has no effect on the body, it is certainly not harmful, and doing gastroscopy itself is a means of examination, just like doing electrocardiogram and blood tests, it is an important means to diagnose stomach diseases. If you think it's scary, it's a bit of a fuss. Of course, there will be nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms when doing gastroscopy, but it can be bearable, and it is not as terrible as the legend.

As long as you relax and cooperate with the doctor, I believe it will go well.

Condition analysis: Hello, according to the gastroscopy you provided, the diagnosis of multiple gastric ulcers, chronic superficial erosive gastritis (severe), duodenitis (moderate) with erosion Guidance: Your condition is relatively serious, you need to give a positive **, and there is no cancerous situation yet.

It is recommended to give **Helicobacter pylori**. After gastroscopy, you can eat and drink normally.

Before gastroscopy, you should fasting for at least 8 hours. (Hebei Endoscopic Diagnosis and Treatment Center).