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The day of your procedure: SECOND ½ OF PREP 1) Upon waking, you may continue the clear liquid diet. Absolutely no solid foods may be consumed. 2) If applicable, take your blood pressure and heart medications with a small sip of water at least 30 minutes prior to drinking the second dose of prep. If you are diabetic, you should not take
4 days before colonoscopy: Breakfast: eggs, white toast, jam. Lunch: turkey sandwich on white bread with avocados, baked potato chips. Dinner: grilled chicken thighs, sautéed mushrooms, white rice cooked in mushroom broth.
FOR COLONOSCOPY PREPARATION Clear Liquid Diet ONE DAY BEFORE—AND THE DAY OF—YOUR COLONOSCOPY, you will be on a clear-liquid diet. The chart below shows examples of drinks you can include and what to avoid. Starting the day before your screening, DO NOT EAT ANY SOLID FOOD UNTIL AFTER YOUR COLONOSCOPY. Clear liquids and limited light-color ...
Follow a clear liquid diet only. Clear liquid is any liquid that you can see through. Do not drink any red, purple or orange liquids. Examples of clear liquids include: Water, tea, black coffee, clear broth, apple juice, white grape juice, sodas, sports drinks like Gatorade, and Jell-O. Remember! The day before your exam, don’t drink or eat:
DAYS before your Colonoscopy: LIQUID DIET ALL DAY (see list below). After liquid dinner, not later than 9PM, mix the packet of Magnesium Citrate (16g) with 10 oz. of clear liquid & drink over 15 minutes. (If you purchased a bottle do not mix - just drink).
One day before — and the day of — your colonoscopy, you will be on a clear-liquid diet. The chart shows examples of drinks you can include, and what to avoid. Starting the day before your screening, don't eat any solid food until after your colonoscopy.. Print this chart (PDF) for easy reference
The ideal preparation for colonoscopy should reliably empty the colon of all fecal material in a rapid fashion with no gross or histologic alteration of the colonic mu-cosa. The preparation should not cause patient discomfort or shifts in uids or electrolytes.
