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Do not stop any medications without consulting your physician. Aspirin does not need to be stopped.  \nDiabetic medications: Please call the doctor who monitors your blood sugar levels, particularly if you take insulin. Commonly, for patients with injectable insulin, only half the long acting dose is given on the day of the procedure. If you take tablets, do not take them on the day of your procedure.  \nSeven Days prior to Colonoscopy:  \n- Purchase your Bowel preparation (MoviPrep) 7 days prior to your procedure. If your colonoscopy is in the afternoon (after 1 pm), also purchase 2 capsules of Imodium (4mg) . Prescription is not required for these medications, they should be available in all regular pharmacies.  \nFive Days prior to Colonoscopy:  \n- Do not take medications that stop diarrhea (such as Imodium, Lomotil)  \n- Do not take fibre supplements (such as Metamucil, Benefiber)  \n- Do not take iron supplements (including some multivitamins)  \n- Do not take vitamin E  \nThree Days prior to Colonoscopy:  \n- Do not eat high fibre foods (such as: beans, popcorn, seeds, multigrain bread, nuts, fresh salad/vegetables, fresh/dried fruit)  \nOne Day prior to Colonoscopy:  \n- Do not eat solid food  \n- Do not drink alcohol  \n- Avoid dehydration, drink a minimum of one glass of fluid every hour after waking up.  \n- You can drink any liquid as well as jelly or ice poles, as long as it is not red in colour.  \n- Do not take non steroidal anti-inflammatory (such as ibuprofen, diclofenac)  \n- Do not take water tablets (such as Lasix, Furosemide)  \nMix the MoviPrep as per the instructions on the container.  \nMORNING COLONOSCOPY  \nColonoscopy before 11am:  \nDrink the 1st litre of MoviPrep at 6pm the evening prior to colonoscopy.  \n- Drink the solution over 1-2hours.  \n- Aim to drink one glass every 10- 15minutes.  \nDrink the 2nd litre of MoviPrep at 8pm.  \n- Drink this solution over the next 1- 2 hours.  \n- You may continue drinking clear fluids until midnight.  \nDo not eat or drink anything from  \nmidnight until you have your procedure.  \n- You are allowed to take your regular medications (such as aspirin) in the morning with a sip of water.  \nColonoscopy between 11am – 1pm:  \nUSE SPLIT PREP DOSING: half the prep is consumed the night before and half the morning of the procedure  \nDrink the 1st litre of MoviPrep at 7pm the evening prior to colonoscopy.  \n- Drink the solution over 1-2hours.  \n- Aim to drink one glass every 10- 15minutes.  \nDrink the 2nd litre of MoviPrep at 5am.  \n- Drink this solution over the next 1- 2 hours.  \n- Aim to drink one glass every 10-15 minutes.  \nDo not consume anything for 3 hours prior to your procedure  \nYou are allowed to take your regular medications (such as aspirin) in the morning with a sip of water.  \nAFTERNOON COLONOSCOPY  \nColonoscopy after 1pm:  \nDrink the 1st litre MoviPrep at 5am, the morning of the procedure.  \n- Drink the solution over 1-2hours.  \n- Aim to drink one glass every 10- 15minutes.  \nDrink the 2nd litre of MoviPrep at 7am.  \n- Drink this solution over the next 1- 2 hours.  \n- Aim to drink one glass every 10-15 minutes.  \nDo not consume anything for 3 hours prior to your procedure.  \nYou need to finish drinking the MoviPrep before 10am.  \n1 hour after your last bowel movement  \n- Take 4mg of Imodium (loperamide) at the completion of your bowel prep.  \nPreparation to Undergo Colonoscopy:  \nDear Patient,  \nThank you for scheduling your colonoscopy with me. I appreciate your trust and will strive","cbCainAdCbm0A1f4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainAdCbm0A1f4","pdf",343974,"English","# Admission Time & Place\n## Daily Medications\n## Seven Days prior to Colonoscopy\n## Five Days prior to Colonoscopy\n## Three Days prior to Colonoscopy\n## One Day prior to Colonoscopy\n## Morning Colonoscopy\n## Afternoon Colonoscopy\n# Preparation to Undergo Colonoscopy","[{\"question\":\"Which blood thinning medications require contacting a specialist before colonoscopy?\",\"answer\":\"Warfarin, Plavix (Clopidogrel), Pradaxa, Xarelto, or other blood-thinning medications require contacting specialists two weeks prior. 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