Medication Information - GI Procedures
This list has information on the most common medications given to patients when they have outpatient GI procedures. The effects of these drugs may last up to 24 hours after you have been discharged. For the next 24 hours, please DO NOT drive a car or operate other kinds of machinery. This may cause harm to you as well as to others. ................
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