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This may help in clearing out a more constipated colon.  \n— It seems counterintuitive, but avoiding the high fiber/high residue foods for the entire week prior to the procedure can help achieve the optimal preparation (see detailed list below) .  \n— You can also consider extending the time you drink clear liquids only to include two days prior to the procedure.  \n• What if I am worried that I will have NAUSEA when I have to drink the preparation?  \n— Please call the office and request a prescription for an anti-nausea medication.  \nTHREE DAYS BEFORE PROCEDURE  \nWhat do I need to do THREE DAYS before the procedure?  \n• Pick up the PREPARATION SOLUTION from the pharmacy.  \n• Purchase any CLEAR LIQUIDS OR LOW RESIDUE FOODS you might want for the next few days leading up to the procedure (see detailed lists below).  \n• Also, consider purchasing baby wipes with aloe or petroleum based product or diaper rash ointment to help with skin irritation during the preparation.  \n• Begin to AVOID HIGH RESIDUE FOODS for the next three days:  \n—Nuts  \n—Popcorn  \n—Seeds  \n• Flax seeds  \n• Chia seeds  \n• Poppy seeds  \n• Fennel seeds  \n—Whole grains or high fiber grains  \n• Brown or wild rice  \n• Whole grain bread, rolls, pasta, or crackers  \n• Whole grain/high fiber cereal (including granola, raisin bran, oatmeal)  \n• Bread or cereal with nuts or seeds  \n—Legumes  \n• Beans  \n• Lentils  \n• Dried peas, beans, or lentils  \n—Fruit  \n• Raw fruit with seeds, skin, or membranes  \n• Any cooked or canned fruit with seeds or skin  \n• Raisins or other dried fruits  \n—Vegetables  \n• Corn  \n• Potatoes with skin  \n• Tomatoes  \n• Cucumbers  \n• Cabbage  \n• Brussels sprouts  \n• Green peas  \n• Summer and winter squash  \n• Lima beans  \n• Onions  \n—Other  \n• Soups with vegetables or legumes  \n• Salad dressing with seeds or nuts  \n• Pickles  \n• Olives  \n• Coconut  \n• Stone ground mustard  \n—These high fiber foods can make the procedure more challenging, so make every effort to avoid them in the 3 days before the procedure.  \n• However, if you do accidentally eat a high fiber food, it is not necessary to contact us or cancel/postpone the procedure.  \n2  \nDAY BEFORE THE PROCEDURE  \nWhat foods can I eat for BREAKFAST?  \n• For BREAKFAST ONLY (before 10 a.m.) you may have LOW RESIDUE FOODS—nothing that crunches in your mouth!!  \n—Dairy  \n• Cheese  \n• Cottage cheese  \n• Yogurt  \n• Milk  \n—Protein  \n• Eggs  \n• Chicken  \n• Turkey  \n• Pork  \n• Fish  \n• Shrimp  \n• Tofu  \n—Bread and grains (less than 2 grams of fiber per serving)  \n• White bread or bagels (NO whole grain or any seeds)  \n• White pasta (NO whole grain)  \n• ","cbCaitibzQy8T42j","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitibzQy8T42j","pdf",774476,"English","# One Week Before the Procedure\n## Medication adjustments and cautions (blood thinners, aspirin)\n## Diet restrictions and constipation/nausea support\n# Three Days Before Procedure\n## Pick up preparation solution and allowed foods\n## Avoid high-residue foods\n# Day Before the Procedure\n## Low-residue breakfast rules\n## Clear liquids for the rest of the day\n## Dehydration prevention and fluid intake","[{\"question\":\"What should be arranged one week before the SUPREP procedure?\",\"answer\":\"Arrange for a driver for your procedure. 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