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ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES

Endoscopy &
Colonoscopy

Specialized digestive health investigations to help doctors examine the digestive tract, identify possible abnormalities and guide appropriate treatment.

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Digestive Health Diagnostics

Explore our endoscopic examination services designed to help clinicians evaluate different parts of the digestive tract and determine the next steps in care.

Gastroscopy

An upper gastrointestinal examination that allows a clinician to inspect the oesophagus, stomach and the first part of the small intestine using a flexible camera.

  • Evaluation of persistent upper digestive symptoms
  • Investigation of selected causes of bleeding
  • Assessment of inflammation or ulcers
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Colonoscopy

An examination of the large intestine using a flexible camera to help investigate bowel symptoms and assess abnormalities when clinically indicated.

  • Evaluation of persistent changes in bowel habits
  • Investigation of selected causes of rectal bleeding
  • Assessment and follow-up of bowel abnormalities
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Sigmoidoscopy

An examination of the rectum and lower part of the colon to help investigate selected symptoms affecting the lower digestive tract.

  • Evaluation of certain rectal symptoms
  • Examination of the lower colon
  • Investigation of selected bowel abnormalities
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A Closer Look at Your Digestive Health

Endoscopic procedures use a thin, flexible instrument with a camera to examine specific areas of the digestive tract. Your doctor will recommend the appropriate examination based on your symptoms, medical history and clinical needs.

Individual Assessment

The appropriate procedure is selected after reviewing your symptoms and medical history.

Safety and Preparation

Follow the clinical team's instructions for preparation, medicines and aftercare.

Clear Communication

Ask your clinician about the procedure, possible risks, results and follow-up.

Prepare for Your Visit

Preparation varies depending on the procedure and your individual health needs. Always follow the instructions given by your treating clinician.

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Follow Preparation Instructions

Ask your healthcare team about fasting, bowel preparation and the timing of your appointment. Instructions differ for each examination.

02

Discuss Your Medicines

Inform your clinician about all medicines, allergies and existing health conditions, especially blood thinners and diabetes medicines. Do not stop medicines without medical advice.

03

Plan Your Return Home

If sedation is planned, arrange an appropriate escort home and follow instructions about driving, work and other activities after the procedure.

From Consultation to Follow-Up

Your healthcare team will explain the recommended examination and guide you through each stage.

01. Consultation

Discuss your symptoms, medical history and whether an endoscopic examination is appropriate.

02. Examination

The clinical team explains the procedure, preparation and comfort measures before beginning.

03. Results & Follow-Up

Your clinician explains the findings, any further tests that may be needed and the next steps in care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions before your appointment? Here are general answers to help you understand these examinations.

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Gastroscopy examines the upper digestive tract, including the oesophagus and stomach. Colonoscopy examines the large intestine. Your doctor will recommend the suitable procedure for your symptoms.

Yes, preparation may be required. Gastroscopy commonly involves fasting, while colonoscopy generally requires bowel preparation. Sigmoidoscopy preparation varies. Follow your clinician's specific instructions.

Comfort measures and sedation options depend on the procedure, your health and the clinical setting. Discuss your concerns with your treating team beforehand.

Some findings may be discussed after the examination. If tissue samples are taken, laboratory results may take additional time. Your healthcare team will explain the expected timeline.

Contact the LifeO2 Medical team through the Contact page to enquire about availability, referrals, preparation and appointment requirements.

Take the Next Step in Digestive Care

Contact LifeO2 Medical to enquire about endoscopy, colonoscopy and sigmoidoscopy appointments.

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