At New Life Clinic, gastroscopy is performed with a clinical understanding of potential findings and their significance for the patient, with particular attention to how the information obtained will be used in subsequent treatment or follow-up.
Gastroscopy (EGD)
Gastroscopy at New Life Clinic is a high-resolution endoscopic examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum that allows the physician to directly examine the mucosa and assess any changes detected during the procedure.
For the patient, gastroscopy at the clinic provides objective information about the condition of the upper digestive tract and the possible cause of pain, burning, frequent heartburn, nausea, or discomfort after eating.
- Experienced endoscopist, highest-category physician
- Expert-level equipment
- Option to undergo the procedure with sedation
- Biopsy and Helicobacter pylori testing
Physician Performing Gastroscopy at New Life Clinic
Dr. David Noga
Gastroscopy at New Life Clinic is performed by a physician with practical experience in abdominal surgery, gastroenterology, and endoscopy. This clinical background makes it possible to view EGD not as an isolated procedure, but as part of the overall diagnostic picture of the gastrointestinal tract.
Patients note the physician’s calm and thoughtful approach, detailed explanations of the findings, and the confidence that comes from knowing the examination is performed with an understanding of real clinical needs rather than as a routine formality.
Cost of Gastroscopy
The cost of gastroscopy depends on how the examination is performed and whether additional procedures are required. Patients know in advance what they are paying for and can choose the examination option based on the physician’s recommendations and their own comfort level.
Gastroscopy (EGD)
UAH 1,100
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) with Cauterization of a Bleeding Site
UAH 2,200
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) with Removal of a Foreign Body from the GI Tract
UAH 2,200
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) with Tissue Sampling for Histological Examination
UAH 1,500
Video Gastroscopy
UAH 1,500
Video Gastroscopy With Sedation
UAH 4,500
Patient Reviews
Before gastroscopy, patients are often concerned about the uncertainty – how uncomfortable the procedure may be, what the physician may find, and whether the results will be clear. This is why the real experiences of patients who have already undergone the examination are especially valuable: the physician’s approach, how well the procedure was tolerated, the clarity of the explanations, and how the procedure was organized.
*The language, style, and spelling of the authors have been preserved. Reviews reflect the individual experiences of patients and do not guarantee an identical result in every clinical case.
Results in Numbers
*Based on the clinic’s statistics for the past 12 months and internal patient feedback.
60+
gastroscopy and video gastroscopy procedures performed at the clinic
93 %
of patients report receiving an informative conclusion after the examination
95 %
of patients are willing to recommend gastroscopy at the clinic to family and friends
How Gastroscopy Is Performed at New Life Clinic
Preparation Immediately Before the Procedure
Before the examination begins, the patient lies on the examination table, and the physician explains how the gastroscopy will be performed and what to do while the endoscope is being inserted. When the examination is performed without sedation, a local anesthetic is used to reduce throat sensitivity.
Performing the Gastroscopy
The physician gently inserts a flexible endoscope through the mouth and systematically examines the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum. High-resolution images of the mucosa are displayed on a monitor, allowing individual areas to be examined in greater detail during the procedure.
Additional Procedures When Indicated
If the physician identifies an area that requires further evaluation, a tissue sample can be taken for biopsy or testing for Helicobacter pylori. These procedures are performed during the gastroscopy and do not require a separate endoscopic examination.
Completion of the Examination
After the examination is complete, the endoscope is removed, the patient receives a written conclusion, and the physician explains the main gastroscopy findings. If the examination was performed under sedation, the patient needs time to recover afterward under the supervision of medical staff.
Common Reasons Patients Seek Gastroscopy
Patients often schedule gastroscopy at New Life Clinic when digestive discomfort keeps recurring, becomes associated with eating, or begins to interfere with their usual daily life:
- Pain and discomfort in the stomach area
Persistent or recurrent pain, a feeling of heaviness, pressure, or burning after meals. - Heartburn, belching, sour taste in the mouth
Symptoms that may indicate diseases of the esophagus or stomach and require diagnostic clarification. - Nausea, vomiting, appetite disorders
Conditions in which it is important to rule out inflammatory and erosive mucosal changes. - Suspected gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, or GERD
Gastroscopy allows confirmation of the diagnosis and assessment of the severity of changes. - Anemia of unknown origin
The examination is performed to exclude hidden sources of bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract. - Follow-up after treatment or surgery
The examination may be prescribed to evaluate treatment effectiveness and monitor mucosal condition dynamics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gastroscopy takes relatively little time, but the quality and diagnostic value of the examination depend on proper preparation and on how systematically the physician examines all the necessary areas. Before the procedure, it is important to understand both how it is performed and what additional procedures may be needed in your particular situation.
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How Safe Is Gastroscopy and Are There Risks of Complications?
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How Should I Prepare For Gastroscopy?
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What If I Do Not Tolerate Such Procedures Well or Feel Very Anxious?
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Can the Severity of the Problem Be Determined Immediately From the Results?
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When Is a Biopsy Needed During Gastroscopy?
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Is Anesthesia Always Required for Gastroscopy?
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Can I Return to Normal Activities Immediately After Gastroscopy?
Gastroscopy in Kyiv on the Left Bank (Pozniaky, Osokorky)
Gastroscopy at New Life Clinic is available to patients from Pozniaky, Osokorky, the Kharkivskyi neighborhood, and other areas on Kyiv’s Left Bank. The clinic is located at 44-A Revutskoho Street, a 7-minute walk from Kharkivska metro station, making it convenient to undergo the examination without traveling to other parts of the city.
Patients also come to New Life for gastroscopy from other areas of Kyiv when they value an experienced endoscopist, the option to undergo the examination with sedation, biopsy and Helicobacter pylori testing when indicated, as well as a clear written conclusion and an explanation of the results immediately after the procedure.
How to Schedule a Gastroscopy at New Life Clinic
You can schedule a gastroscopy at New Life Clinic by phone or through the form on the website. The administrator will help you choose a convenient time, explain how to prepare for the examination, and answer any organizational questions.
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What Else Patients Should Know
If you still have questions before making a decision, start with the articles prepared by our clinic's doctors. They explain common symptoms, diagnostic methods, modern treatment approaches, and situations when it is no longer advisable to postpone seeing a doctor, all in clear and easy-to-understand language.
The page material has been reviewed and approved by a doctor of New Life Clinic (David Noga, gastroenterologist and abdominal surgeon with many years of practical experience).