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Call the Prep line.  \nColonoscopy prep may feel like an inconvenience, but it’s a powerful step toward early detection and prevention of colorectal cancer. One night of preparation can lead to a lifetime of health.  \nYour physician and sedation team along with our skilled nurses and techs are scheduled to provide you with exceptional  \nGI care If you need to reschedule your procedure, please call 414-454-0600, option 1, as soon as possible  \n\n| . .\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>What to Expect |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Before the procedure | • Please read this entire document at least 10 days before your procedure to give yourself plenty of time to prepare. Following each step carefully will help your procedure go smoothly.\u003Cbr>• Medication instructions: Follow the Medication Guidelines provided in this packet. Talk with your prescribing provider before stopping any blood thinners or diabetic medications. If their advice differs from our instructions, contact our office at 414-454-0600, option 3. Not following these instructions may result in your procedure being canceled. If your medication is not listed, continue to take it as prescribed.\u003Cbr>• Prep packaging: Disregard any instructions that come with your prep packaging, especially those that state you may eat a light breakfast the day before the procedure. This is not allowed. Only follow the directions in this packet.\u003Cbr>• Transportation home: You cannot drive yourself home after sedation. You must have a friend or family member (18+) present to drive you home after the procedure. Rides such as taxis, Seniors on the Go, Uber/Lyft or buses are only acceptable if you are accompanied by an adult (18+) known to you. If this is not arranged, your procedure will be canceled. Plan to be at our facility for approximately 2-3 hours from check-in to discharge.\u003Cbr>• Pre-procedure call: A nurse may call you prior to your procedure to review your health information in further detail. If you miss this call, please call the phone number left on your voicemail. |\n| Prep supplies | • Required shopping list (everything is over the counter except the prep solution) :\u003Cbr>o Prep solution – Prep prescriptions are sent at the time of scheduling and are valid for 1 year. If your pharmacy says they do not have the prescription, kindly confirm they have checked their system. If it is not on file, call 414-918-3556.\u003Cbr>o 1 bottle of Gas-X® 125 mg pills-ok to use generic simethicone- (1) 125 mg pill needed\u003Cbr>o Low fiber foods (see Low Fiber Diet)\u003Cbr>o Clear liquids (see Clear Liquid Diet)\u003Cbr>• Optional shopping list to help with skin irritation:\u003Cbr>o Flushable wipes\u003Cbr>o Hemorrhoidal pads (Tucks) |\n| Prep tips | • Stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of clear liquids before, during and after your prep will help keep you comfortable and improve results.\u003Cbr>• Plan to stay near a restroom. The prep takes time and affects everyone differently; it may start working from 30 minutes to 3 hours after the first dose. Once it starts working, you’ll have frequent, loose stools, so stay home and close to a bathroom. Bowel movements may continue for 1-4 hours after you finish the last glass.\u003Cbr>• Ways to improve prep taste/tolerance:\u003Cbr>o Chill the prep solution in the refrigerator\u003Cbr>o Sip it through a straw\u003Cbr>o Alternate drinks of prep with small sips of a clear liquid (see Clear Liquid Diet)\u003Cbr>o Suck on a piece of hard candy during your prep (no red or purple)\u003Cbr>o Add a small amount of flavoring (Crystal Light, Mio – no red or purple) to each glass of prep\u003Cbr>• Feeling nauseous? Take a 10-20 minute break, then pick up where you left off. Warm, clear liquids (like broth or tea) can help settle your stomach.\u003Cbr>• Feeling bloated or chilled? This is normal. Light walking around your","cbCaiomlj51SH989","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiomlj51SH989","pdf",524054,"English","# What to Expect\n## Before the procedure\n## Prep supplies\n## Prep tips\n## Procedure day\n## After the procedure\n## Frequently asked questions","[{\"question\":\"If my bowel movements are already clear after the first half of the prep, do I still need to take the second half in the middle of the night?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Even if your stool looks clear after the first dose, you must take the second dose. Studies show best results come from completing both doses, with the second taken 6 hours before arrival.\"},{\"question\":\"I usually eat a high-fiber diet. Why do I need to switch to low fiber before my colonoscopy?\",\"answer\":\"High-fiber foods leave debris that is harder to clear. 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