Normal results for an EGD test often indicate that your GI provider did not detect abnormal tissues in the upper gastrointestinal tract. However, normal EGD results might be represented by a smooth texture and normal tissue color in your esophageal, stomach, and duodenal areas. Additionally, there shouldn't be any evidence of growths, inflammation, or bleeding in these areas. It's vital to understand that a "normal" EGD result doesn't always rule out the presence of all medical conditions. Some medical concerns may not be visible during this type of test or could be present in another area of the digestive tract, beyond the field of the endoscope utilized to perform the procedure.