How should patients be prepared for a laryngoscopy?

Answer 1

The doctor may instruct the patient not to take medications like aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs, which interfere with clotting, for a period of time prior to the procedure. The patient needs to fast for 6 to 12 hours prior to the procedure and.

Answer 2

Laryngoscopy is done in the hospital with a local anesthetic spray to minimize discomfort and suppress the gag reflex. Patients are requested not to eat for several hours before the examination.

Answer 3

The upper intestinal tract must be empty for the procedure, so it is necessary NOT to eat or drink for at least 6-12 hours before the exam. Patients need to inquire about taking their medications before the procedure.

Answer 4

The doctor should be informed of any Allergies and all the medications that the patient is currently taking.

Answer 5

The patient is asked to refrain from eating any solid food for 24-48 hours before the test. Only clear liquid such as juices, broth, and Gelatin are allowed.