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Please follow the instructions carefully to ensure a successful prep.  \nYou can reach Your Patient Advisor with non-medical prep questions at: 800.349.0285.  \nYou can reach your physician’s office through United Digestive’s Practice Network at 866.468.6242. Special Notes: If you are on aspirin, Coumadin (Warfarin), Plavix (clopidogrel), Xarelto (rivaroxaban)Eliquis (apixaban) or other blood thinning medication, follow the instructions provided by your gastroenterologist regarding if/when they should be discontinued before your procedure. If you are unsure, call your gastroenterologist.  \nPREP WEEK AT A GLANCE  \n7 days to procedure  \nReview prep instructions thoroughly and the medication changes/restrictions starting today.  \nSTOP taking iron supplements and multivitamins with iron, high dose of fish oil, and phentermine.  \nDIABETIC PATIENTS  \nIf you are a diabetic patient, please reference the additional diabetic instructions in this packet, located on page 6.  \n\n| \u003Cbr>3 days to\u003Cbr>procedure\u003Cbr>|  | STOP eating any raw vegetables or vegetables containing seeds, corn, popcorn, nuts, and seeds. In addition, stop taking any fiber supplements until after the procedure.\u003Cbr>Confirm arrangements with your driver. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2 Days to procedure | NO SOLID FOODS,CLEAR LIQUIDS* ONLY upon rising,until after your procedure. A clear liquid diet is necessary for a colonoscopy.\u003Cbr>Prep at a Glance\u003Cbr>• 5:00 pm, drink 10 oz of magnesium citrate. See step-by-step instructions located on p 3. |  |\n| 1 day to procedure | NO SOLID FOODS,CLEAR LIQUIDS* ONLY upon rising,until after your procedure. A clear liquid diet is necessary for a colonoscopy.\u003Cbr>Prep at a Glance\u003Cbr>• 3:00 pm, take 2 Dulcolax tablets.\u003Cbr>• 6:00 pm, drink first dose of the prep solution.\u003Cbr>• 9:00 pm, take 2 Dulcolax tablets.\u003Cbr>• 10:00 pm, drink second dose of the prep solution.\u003Cbr>• Drink plenty of water and liquids throughout the day to avoid dehydration. |  |\n\nProcedure Day  \n• Nothing by mouth 4 hours prior to your ARRIVAL time, or the procedure may be rescheduled.  \n• NO GUM OR HARD CANDY till after your procedure. You may brush your teeth but do not swallow.  \n• If you take daily prescribed medications, please reference p 4 for specific instructions.  \n*Clear Liquid Diet Details: NO RED or PURPLE. NO DAIRY  \nApproved  Avoid  \nSodas, coffee, tea,  No milk/dairy  \nclear juices, fitness waters,  No juices with pulp  \nPopsicles without pulp,  NO RED or PURPLE  \nchicken, vegetable, & beef broth,  gelatin   \nBowel Prep Frequently Asked Questions  \nWhat is a clear stool?  \nA clear stool can have a slight tint of yellow or brown. It will be completely transparent and will not contain any solid matter.  \nI am not having bowel movements, what should I do?  \nBowel movements can take up to 5-6 hours after beginning the prep to start. Be patient, continue to drink clear liquids. If you have not had a bowel movement by midnight the night prior to your procedure, you will need to reach the on-call physician for further instructions.  \nThe prep is making me nauseous, what should I do?  \nIf you develop nausea or vomiting, slow down the rate at which you drink the solution. Please attempt to drink all of the laxative solution even if it takes you longer. If vomiting persists, or you are not able to finish the preparation, stop the preparation and contact your physician’s office during normal business hours or speak to the on-call physician.  \nWhat are some high fiber foods I should avoid?  \nRaw fruits and vegetables are typically high in fiber, as well as nuts, seeds, whole grain breads and beans and lentils.  \nWhat are some good options for low fiber foods?  \nChoose white bread and white rice for lower fiber options, as well as pastas made with white flour.  \nChicken, fish, dairy and eggs are also low in fiber and good choices for foods 2-3 days before you begin your prep.  \nIf I eat popcorn or seeds 3 da","cbCaierZcEFTfJvr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaierZcEFTfJvr","pdf",413491,"English","# Prep week at a glance\n## 7 days to procedure\n## Diabetic patients\n## 3 days to procedure\n## 2 days to procedure\n## 1 day to procedure\n# Procedure day\n## Clear liquid diet details\n## Approved and avoid foods\n# Bowel prep frequently asked questions\n## Clear stool definition\n## If bowel movements do not occur\n## Nausea and vomiting during prep\n## Foods to avoid and low-fiber options\n## Alcohol during liquid diet\n## Liquid diet timing around laxatives\n## Split-dose explanation\n## Prep volume and low body weight","[{\"question\":\"What foods and liquids are allowed during the clear liquid diet?\",\"answer\":\"The instructions specify approved items such as clear juices without pulp and popsicles without pulp, while avoiding red or purple colored items. 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