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Avoid NSAIDS, Advil, Aleve, and Ibuprofen if possible. Tylenol and Aspirin (full strength or baby) are ok. |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>3 DAYS BEFORE PROCEDURE:\u003Cbr>NO: fresh/raw fruits or vegetables (cooked or canned is ok) . No seeds, nuts, tomatoes, berries, melons, cucumbers, chunky peanut butter, seeded bread, brown rice, quinoa, beans (legumes) .\u003Cbr>OK: some examples are bread (without seeds), applesauce, pasta, eggs, white rice, cooked oatmeal, potatoes, all dairy products, canned fruit, chicken, seafood, beef, pork, cooked/canned vegetables. |  |  |\n| \u003Cbr>DAY BEFORE PROCEDURE:\u003Cbr>START A CLEAR LIQUID DIET WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING (See Page 2)\u003Cbr>NO SOLID FOOD UNTIL AFTER THE PROCEDURE NO RED OR PURPLE COLORS\u003Cbr>LAXATIVE BOWEL PREP START TIME: 5:00 PM\u003Cbr>IMPORTANT:\u003Cbr>Drink plenty of clear liquids throughout the entire prep day to stay hydrated. See approved clear liquids list. | STEP ONE:\u003Cbr>  Pour one 6-oz. bottle of Suprep® into mixing container, then fill with an approved clear liquid up to the “16-oz fill line”.\u003Cbr>  Drink the entire mixture. | STEP TWO:\u003Cbr>Follow with two more 16-oz. containers of approved clear liquids of your choice, within the next hour.\u003Cbr>|\n| \u003Cbr>DAY OF PROCEDURE:\u003Cbr>CONTINUE CLEAR LIQUID DIET\u003Cbr>NO SOLID FOOD UNTIL AFTER PROCEDURE\u003Cbr>DRINK 2ND PORTION OF BOWEL PREP 5 HOURS PRIOR TO PROCEDURE.\u003Cbr>LAXATIVE BOWEL PREP START TIME:\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>5 hours before procedure (Time given and to be filled in during pre-op phone call) | STEP ONE:\u003Cbr>  Pour the second 6-oz. bottle of Suprep® into mixing container, then fill with an approved clear liquid up to the “16-oz fill line”.\u003Cbr>  Drink the entire mixture. | STEP TWO:\u003Cbr>Follow with two more 16-oz. containers of approved clear liquids of your choice, within the next hour.\u003Cbr>|\n| IMPORTANT: NOTHING TO DRINK FOUR (4) HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR PROCEDURE TIME, INCLUDING WATER. |  |  |\n\n1  \nCLEAR LIQUID DIET AND BOWEL PREPARATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:  \nREMINDER: YOU WILL START A CLEAR LIQUID DIET WHEN YOU FIRST WAKE UP IN THE MORNING, THE DAY BEFORE YOUR PROCEDURE.  \nWhat is a clear liquid? A good rule-of-thumb is anything you can see through (or read through), EXCEPT ANYTHING THAT IS RED OR PURPLE. Below is a list of acceptable and unacceptable clear liquids.  \nThe purpose of a clear liquid diet is to maintain vital body fluids, salts, and minerals and to also give some energy when normal food intake is interrupted. Clear liquids are easily absorbed by the body, reduce stimulation of the digestive system, and do not leave any residue in the intestinal tract. Red and purple colored foods and drinks stain the GI tract preventing the doctor from getting a clear view, and therefore should be avoided.  \n\n| ACCEPTABLE |  | UNACCEPTABLE |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Broth Jell-O Popsicles Soda Apple juice\u003Cbr>WHITE grape juice\u003Cbr>WHITE cranberry juice Sports drinks | Vitamin water Plain coffee\u003Cbr>Plain tea\u003Cbr>Hard candies Non-pulp fruit ice Ensure CLEAR (Any\u003Cbr>flavor/color is ok, even red) Water | Milk Cream\u003Cbr>Dairy products\u003Cbr>Soy/nut based dairy liquids Protein powders\u003Cbr>Juice with pulp | ANY food or drink with red or purple colors ALCOHOL |\n\nWhat are the effects of the bowel prep?  \nYou will have a lot of diarrhea from the bowel prep. Additionally, some people experience nausea, bloating, and/or occasional abdominal discomfort. This will usually begin within 3 hours after you drink the prep. 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