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What complications should I watch for after my gastroscopy procedure?

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What complications should I watch for after my gastroscopy procedure?

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Watch for the following complications: • You develop a fever over 100° F or develop shaking chills. • You develop new, severe, or increasing pain in your abdomen, chest, or neck. • You begin to vomit. • Your bowel movements are bloody, or turn black or maroon in color. • You become light headed or dizzy. • You develop shortness of breath or difficulty breathing. If you experience any of these complications, please call Dean Gastroenterology at (608) 260-3405. If it’s after business hours, please call the Dean on Call nurse at (608) 250-1393 or 1-800-57-NURSE.

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