DIGEST · Riyadh

Gastroscopy (upper endoscopy) in Riyadh

Gastroscopy (upper endoscopy) is a short examination of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum. It diagnoses persistent reflux, ulcers, H. pylori, swallowing difficulty and unexplained anaemia. It takes about 10 minutes under comfortable sedation, and biopsies can be taken during it.

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Gastroscopy (upper endoscopy) in Riyadh

Who is it for?

  • Reflux or heartburn that does not improve with treatment
  • Persistent upper abdominal pain or a previous ulcer
  • Difficulty or pain when swallowing
  • Repeated vomiting or unexplained weight loss
  • Iron-deficiency anaemia without a clear cause

How the visit works

  1. 1Fast 6–8 hours before the procedure
  2. 2Comfortable sedation; the procedure itself takes about 10 minutes
  3. 3Biopsies when needed (for example, H. pylori)
  4. 4A preliminary result the same day and a treatment plan

Why DIGEST?

  • A team of consultants dedicated to gastroenterology, liver and endoscopy
  • Same-week appointments and an endoscopy suite inside the clinic
  • Direct WhatsApp line during working hours with a quick reply
  • Over 300 reviews on Google Maps
  • Central location on Khalid Ibn Al Walid Road, Riyadh, with parking
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Frequently asked questions

Is gastroscopy painful?

No. It is done under comfortable sedation and most patients feel nothing.

Do I need preparation?

Only fasting for 6–8 hours. Tell us about your medicines, especially blood thinners.

Does it detect H. pylori?

Yes, through a biopsy during the examination. A breath test without endoscopy is also available when appropriate.

When can I eat afterwards?

Usually an hour after waking, unless advised otherwise.

Location
2765 Khalid Ibn Al Walid Rd, Riyadh
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Hours
Sun–Wed 8am–10pm · Thu 8am–8pm · Sat 9am–6pm
920012758

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