Upper GI Endoscopy tomorrow?

I've had many endoscopies and done all different ways... One completely awake with nothing, others with just the throat numbing, others with throat numbing & 'forgetting' medication (Versed) and with anesthesia that completely knocks you out (Propofol). After going through these, I highly suggest the ones with medication, especially the Propofol; which sounds like your scheduled with. When you arrive at the doctors office or hospital, they have you change into a gown and insert an IV. Then they place you on a gurney and wheel you in the room where they will do the procedure. They then put a heart monitor and oxygen tubing on you. Then when the doctor and anesthesiologist come in, they'll talk to you for a minute then the anesthesiologist will start pushing the medication. You'll be out within seconds from that. Next thing you know you are waking up in a private room (usually the same room you started in when they put the IV in). You will probably feel a little bloated. Burping will help relieve that. Usually they'll have you eat or drink something there before you're able to go home. I understand your nervousness but be reassured it's a very simple procedure that doctors do numerous times a week. Hope this info helps. Best of luck!