Receiving normal results for an EGD test typically means that your GI provider did not identify abnormalities in the upper portion of the GI structures. However, normal results may be represented by a smooth texture and normal color of the tissue in the esophageal, stomach, and duodenal areas. Additionally, there should not be any evidence of inflammation, growths, or bleeding in these tissues. It is essential to understand that a "normal" test result does not always rule out all medical concerns. Some medical concerns may not be apparent during this type of exam or could be located in another part of the GI tract, beyond the field of the endoscope device used to conduct the examination.