How long can you eat normally after painless gastroscopy

General painless gastroscopy after the second day can be normal diet. Painless gastroscopy is different from ordinary gastroscopy. On the basis of painless gastroscopy, a corresponding dose of short-acting anesthetic is injected into the vein of the examinee, so that the patient can quickly enter the anesthesia state. After gastroscopy, the examinee will wake up quickly and lie down for a period of time until the anesthetic in the body gradually subsides. No food or water can be eaten within two hours after the examination. After two hours, try drinking water first. If there is no choking phenomenon, you can eat some easily digestible food, the next day you can return to normal diet.