Endoscopy
Dr. Noor Hussam Abu-Farsakh performs every upper endoscopy (gastroscopy) and lower endoscopy (colonoscopy) herself, drawing on long, hands-on experience in diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy built over years of training and practice — from her Gastroenterology & Hepatology fellowship at Jordan University Hospital to her work today at Saudi Hospital. She ranked first in the Jordanian Board examination in Gastroenterology & Hepatology and holds the British & European Specialty Fellowship. Each procedure is performed carefully and calmly, under sedation, using modern high-definition endoscopes, with every step explained to the patient before and after.
Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy performed by Dr. Noor herself — ranked 1st in the Jordanian Board, with the British & European Fellowship.
Clear imaging that helps detect small changes and diagnose early.
Performed under sedation, so most patients feel little or no discomfort.
Equipment sterilisation and patient monitoring according to the hospital’s safety standards.
Procedures
Examination of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum with a fine camera through the mouth, to diagnose reflux, indigestion, difficulty swallowing and bleeding, with biopsies when needed.
Examination of the colon and the end of the small bowel for early cancer detection and to investigate bleeding, change in bowel habit and inflammatory disease, with polyp removal during the same procedure when needed.
Endoscopy prep
Two-page PDF: fasting, diet, bowel prep, medications and procedure day.
Your journey
Review of symptoms and history, and whether endoscopy is the right test for you.
Clear written instructions: fasting, medications, and bowel prep for colonoscopy.
Endoscopy under sedation, then a short recovery before going home with a companion.
Findings explained right after the procedure; biopsy results and treatment plan discussed when available.
FAQ
It is performed under sedation; most patients do not remember the procedure or feel pain. Mild bloating afterwards usually settles within hours.
Yes. Because of sedation, a companion is recommended and you should not drive for the rest of the day.
Initial findings are explained right after the procedure; biopsy results usually take a few days and are discussed at follow-up.
Usually once the sedation wears off, starting with a light meal, unless told otherwise.
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Appointments
