Endoscopy & Colonoscopy

Endoscopy for diagnosis and treatment

Endoscopy and colonoscopy let the specialist examine the digestive tract, take samples and treat selected findings.

About the procedure

What to expect.

Endoscopy examines the food pipe, stomach and duodenum. Colonoscopy examines the colon and rectum. Both use a flexible camera to investigate symptoms or screening findings.

These procedures can identify inflammation, ulcers, bleeding, polyps or suspicious tissue and allow samples to be taken. Sedation and discharge plans depend on the patient and procedure.

Included procedures

Procedures available at Wellmed.

01

Diagnostic endoscopy

Examination for ulcers, inflammation, infection or suspicious tissue in the upper digestive tract.

02

Diagnostic colonoscopy

Examination of the colon for polyps, inflammation, bleeding or suspicious tissue.

03

Polypectomy

Removal of selected colon polyps during colonoscopy.

04

Therapeutic endoscopy

Bleeding control, stricture dilation and stent placement.

05

Biopsy procedures

Tissue sampling for definitive laboratory diagnosis.

06

Sedation and recovery

Sedation and recovery monitoring when appropriate.

Before treatment

Start with a consultation.

Discuss your diagnosis, options and costs before deciding on treatment.

Book a live slot

Book an available time online or send this request on WhatsApp. Call +91 72899 99292 for help.

Good to know

Questions about Endoscopy & Colonoscopy.

Are endoscopy and colonoscopy painful?
Sedation is often used to reduce discomfort. The team will explain what to expect, how to prepare and whether you need someone to take you home.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery depends on sedation and any treatment performed. Follow the discharge instructions about food, driving, work and warning signs.
Is colonoscopy necessary for cancer screening?
Colonoscopy is one screening option and can also remove polyps. The appropriate screening test and starting age depend on your risk and medical guidance.
Are there any risks?
Risks can include bleeding, infection, a reaction to sedation or a tear in the digestive tract. Your doctor will explain the risk for your procedure before consent.
How often should I get a colonoscopy?
Timing depends on age, symptoms, previous findings and family history. Ask your doctor which screening test and interval apply to you.
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