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You have been given a prescription for SuPrep and the instructions for taking this are located below. You will need to start a clear liquid diet at breakfast on the  \nday before your procedure and continue clear liquids only until midnight the night before your procedure: No red or orange colors!  \nWater Tea Coffee(no creamer) Broth/Bouillon Gatorade  \nJell-O Ginger Ale Any soft drinks Popsicles Fruit Ice  \n***You may need to stop any blood thinners or Coumadin 3-5 days prior to your procedure. Please call our office if you have any questions or concerns about this***  \nAbsolutely NO SOLID FOODS on the day before your procedure! Nothing at all by mouth after midnight on the night before your procedure!  \nSingle Day Regimen  \nBegin Steps 1-4 at   PM the day Repeat Steps 1-4 at   PM the day  \nbefore your procedure as shown below: before your procedure as shown below:  \nSTEP 1: Pour ONE (1) 6-oz bottle of SUPREP liquid into the mixing cup  \nSTEP 2: Add cool water to the 16-oz line on the cup and mix.  \nSTEP 3: Drink ALL the liquid in the cup  \nSTEP 4: You must drink TWO (2) more 16-oz cups ofwater over the next 1 hour  \nDilute the solution concentrate as directed prior to use.  \nDo not have any more liquids after midnight unless you need a sip of water with medications on  \nthe morning of your procedure  \n*****************Nothing by mouth after midnight! * *****************  \nYou may take blood pressure or heart medicine with a small sip of water. Any other medications should be taken after the procedure has been done.  \nYou will need a driver on the day of the procedure!!  \nAppointment Date:   Arrive at our office at   Your procedure is scheduled to begin between    \n***A $150 fee is applied for any cancellations, reschedules or no shows made within 48 BUSINESS hours of appointment time ***  \nCarolinaDigestiveDiseases  \n &ENDOSCOPY CENTER   \nPhillip J. Goldstein MD ● Maurice Marcuard MD  \nFAQ Regarding your Colon Prep  \nWhat are the side effects of the colonoscopy prep?  \nYou will have a lot of diarrhea from the bowel prep, so plan to be home, and near a toilet. Keep some magazines or a book on hand in the bathroom. Don't try to leave your house during the prep. Most people have bloating and abdominal discomfort. This is normal! Don't be alarmed if you feel these symptoms. Many people also have nausea. This is also normal! Some people don't like the taste or smell of the medicine. Please don't let this get in the way of taking the prepas directed.  \nMy bottom is sore. How can I get some relief?  \nYou may consider 'pre-treating' your bottom with Preparation H, Desitin, A&D Ointment or Vaseline, to lessen the irritation during the many bathroom trips you will be making. Also gently pat your bottom with soft tissue paper or an unscented baby wipe while cleaning versus wiping the area clean. You may also use a wet washcloth. Apply Preparation H, Desitin, A&D Ointment or Vaseline after each bowel movement for relief.  \nI see yellow color in the toilet bowl and a few flecks...what should I do?  \nIf you completed your prep solution and your last bowel movements were clear enough to see the bottom of the toilet, you are all set for your procedure. A few flecks of material will not affect your procedure. The yellow color is bile that normally colors feces.  \nI can't drink all the prep mix...I feel like vomiting...what should I do?  \nIt's important that you continue to drink the mixture if possible. Without a clean bowel, your doctor may not be able to see a clear image of your colon. Failure to consume the entire prep mixture may result in having to repeat the procedure another day. (And repeat the prep) If you are feeling nauseous or you vomit, take a 30-minute break. Try drinking ginger ale or another clear liquid to help settle your stomach. Then begin drinking the solution again. Try drinking 4- 6 ounces at a time rather th","cbCaisKHMHBBIquv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisKHMHBBIquv","pdf",184493,"English","# Single Day Regimen\n## Clear liquid diet rules\n## SUPREP dosing steps\n## Fasting and medication instructions\n# FAQ Regarding your Colon Prep\n## Side effects and comfort\n## Skin irritation relief\n## Toilet color and flecks\n## Vomiting or inability to finish\n## Watery clear stool and completion requirement","[{\"question\":\"What are the side effects of the colonoscopy prep?\",\"answer\":\"Bowel prep commonly causes frequent diarrhea, bloating, abdominal discomfort, and sometimes nausea. These effects are expected; plan to stay home near a toilet and keep comfortable reading material available.\"},{\"question\":\"My bottom is sore. How can I get some relief?\",\"answer\":\"Consider pre-treating with Preparation H, Desitin, A\\u0026D ointment, or Vaseline to reduce irritation. 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