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Please follow the instructions carefully to ensure a successful prep.  \nYou can reach your physician’s office at: 414.918.3556  \nSpecial Notes: If you are or may be pregnant, please discuss the risks and benefits of this procedure with your doctor.  \nDetailed Medication Instructions included in Packet  \nPlease Review Entire Prep 5 Days Prior to Procedure  \n\n| |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| See page 5 for detailed medication guidelines STOP all vitamin and mineral supplements including fish oil, iron, etc.\u003Cbr>Patients on blood thinners/ anticoagulants\u003Cbr>should have contacted prescribing physician regarding any medication discontinuation. | \u003Cbr>STOP eating any raw fruits or vegetables containing seeds, corn, popcorn, whole wheat or multigrain foods, nuts and seeds and stop any fiber supplements, bran or bulking agents until after the procedure. | Continue a low fiber diet. Remember to avoid foods with nuts and seeds.\u003Cbr>Prep at a Glance • Do NOT eat solid foods after midnight.\u003Cbr>• You may take medications as usual unless directed otherwise.\u003Cbr>• Confirm arrangements with your driver. | NO SOLID FOODS, CLEAR LIQUIDS ONLY\u003Cbr>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 64oz of prep solution\u003Cbr>• Drink plenty of water and liquids throughout the day to avoid dehydration.\u003Cbr>Detailed, step-bystep instructions continue on page 3. | • 5:00 am Drink remaining 64oz of prep solution.\u003Cbr>Nothing by mouth 4 hours prior to your procedure.\u003Cbr>NO GUM OR HARD CANDY\u003Cbr>YOU MAY BRUSH\u003Cbr>YOUR TEETH BUT DO NOT SWALLOW\u003Cbr>*If you take daily medication you may take it with a SMALL SIP OF WATER at least 4 hours before your procedure. |\n\n1  \nPOS Reorder \\# 1614104-P  \nGoLytely, CoLyte, NuLytely (Polyethylene Glycol) Bowel Prep-PM  \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 and continue to drink liquids. Warm liquids can also can help. Activity such as stretching, walking, and moving about your space aides in bowel motility. 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, rinse your mouth with water, take a 15 to 30-minute break and then continue drinking the solution. Drinking hot liquids also calms the stomach. 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 call your physician’s office for further instructions.  \nIf I eat popcorn or seeds 3 days before my procedure do I need to reschedule?  \nYou will not need to reschedule your procedure, however the seeds or nuts may cause a difficulty in screening and require a need for rescreening. If you have eaten a large amount of seeds or nuts, you may want to contact the nurse or physician.  \nCan I drink ALCOHOL on the liquid diet?  \nAlcohol is not allowed as part of the liquid diet.  \nCan I continue to be on the liquid diet after I begin consuming the laxatives?  \nYes, you may continue the liquid diet until 4 hours prior to leaving for your procedure until after your procedure is complete.  \nWhy do I have to wake up at so early for the 2nd dose, can’t I take it all the night before?  \nA split prep has proven to be the most effective for a successful colonoscopy. 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