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Bravo pH Monitoring Dr. Jan Janson, gastroenterologist

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Uploaded by on Aug 8, 2008

Doctors are evaluating persistent heartburn symptoms using a miniature pH capsule in the esophagus to monitor gastric activity.
See how gastroenterologists at Virginia Beach General Hospital conduct pH Monitoring with Dr. Jan Janson.

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  • i had this done yesterday. The actual procedure wasn't bad (altho difficult finding an IV line since I hadn't drank anything in 12 hrs). I asked the doctor how long the sedation took to take effect and next thing I know I was in recovery. I was very drowsy all day, and my throat hurt. The diet restrictions are a bit difficult (no fruit- altho they show her in the vid eating fruit) and you have to keep a diary, but it's def better than the nose cathetar! Overall- no big deal.

  • thers some things that are not said its rare but sometimes with bravo ph moniter u have to be hospitlized to i was in screaming amount pain and most drs wants u to do it twice once off medcation and one on medcation

  • Amazing!

  • You know, money should be spent more on high tech medical machinery, than on damn weapons of war. This, and the pill (abdominal thing) is awesome!

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