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Please make sure you read this information and follow the instructions carefully before your procedure. If you do not follow these instructions, we may have to cancel your procedure.  \nWhy do I need to take the bowel preparation?  \nYour bowel must be emptied of waste material to ensure the endoscopist can see clearly when you have your procedure. It is important that you follow the advice and preparation schedule correctly. If your bowel is not properly prepared, your procedure may be unsuccessful or we may have to cancel it.  \nWhat is MoviPrep?  \nMoviPrep is a laxative used to clear the bowel before your colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy. It comes in a box that contains two sealed plastic bags. Each plastic bag contains one sachet marked A and one sachet marked B.  \nWhat to expect  \nWhile you are taking MoviPrep, you should expect frequent bowel actions and eventually diarrhoea. You can expect to go to the toilet between 12 and 15 times during your preparation. You need to be aware that you may experience urgency and you won’t be able to control your bowel movements, so you may need additional protection. Please make sure you are near a toilet once you have started taking your bowel preparation.  \nIt’s also normal to have some cramping in your tummy. You can apply a barrier cream, such as Vaseline or Sudocrem, and use moist wipes gently after each bowel action to reduce any soreness which can develop around the anus.  \nYou can help to reduce nausea and make MoviPrep more palatable by keeping the mixture cold (once it has been made up), adding a little squash (avoid anything coloured red or purple like blackcurrant) and drinking it through a straw.  \nIt’s normal to feel some nausea, but if you start to vomit, contact the endoscopy department using the contact details at the end of this factsheet.  \nIf you have diabetes  \nPlease see our separate diabetes advice sheet.  \n1  \n[www.uhs.nhs.uk](www.uhs.nhs.uk)  \nPatient information factsheet  \nHow to take MoviPrep (diet, drink and medications advice schedule)  \nPlease follow the instructions below, starting seven days before your procedure. You may want to tick each step as you complete it. Make sure you finish all the MoviPrep even if your motions are already liquid and clear.  \n\n| Day | Time | Diet, drink and medications schedule | Completed |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Seven days before procedure |  | Stop taking all iron supplements, but continue other medications. |  |\n| Four days before procedure |  | Stop taking any constipating medicines, such as Lomotil, imodium (Loperamide) and codeine phosphate, but continue other medications. |  |\n| Two days before procedure |  | Stop eating items on the ‘Foods to avoid’ list (see dietary sheet), such as fruit, green vegetables, cereals, baked beans and brown bread. Choose foods from the‘Recommended foods’ list only (see dietary sheet) . |  |\n| One day before procedure | 7 to\u003Cbr>8am | Breakfast from the ‘Recommended foods’ list (see dietary sheet) . |  |\n|  | 9am | Make sure you have finished eating your breakfast by 9am. |  |\n|  | Do not have any more food after 9am.\u003Cbr>Continue to have clear fluids (see dietary sheet) . |  |  |\n|  | 5 to\u003Cbr>6pm | Take the first MoviPrep dose. Pour one sachet marked A and one sachet marked B into a jug. Make up to one litre by adding lukewarm drinking water. Stir until dissolved. This can take up to five minutes. You should aim to drink one glassful (250ml) of the MoviPrep every 15 to 30 minutes until you have drunk it all. This should take you between one and two hours to finish the jug. Please do not drink it too fast as it may make you feel sick. |  |\n|  | 6 to\u003Cbr>7pm | It is really important to drink another 500ml of water or clear fluids after finishing each jug of MoviPrep. |","cbCaian4xvjKaEfE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaian4xvjKaEfE","pdf",244638,"English","# Why do I need to take the bowel preparation?\n# What is MoviPrep?\n# What to expect\n# How to take MoviPrep (diet, drink and medications advice schedule)\n## Seven days before procedure\n## Four days before procedure\n## Two days before procedure\n## One day before procedure\n## On the day of your procedure\n# Dietary sheet\n## Foods to avoid\n## Recommended foods","[{\"question\":\"Why is bowel preparation necessary before colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy?\",\"answer\":\"Your bowel must be emptied so the endoscopist can see clearly during the procedure. 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