You can take a short break from drinking the prep. Try drinking ginger ale or another clear liquid to help settle your stomach. Also, try drinking the prep slowly or … Read More
Why can’t I have red, orange or purple Jell-O or liquids?
Red coloring can imitate blood in the colon. To help ensure an accurate exam, these liquids should be avoided.
Can I drink alcoholic beverages during the prep?
Alcoholic beverages can cause dehydration, so we strongly suggest you do not drink any alcohol during your bowel prep.
Can I have cream in my coffee/tea?
No, please avoid all dairy products including milk, cream and powdered creamer.
Can I have sugar in my coffee/tea?
You may use sugar or sugar substitutes in your drinks during your clear liquid diet.
What is not allowed in my clear liquid diet?
No solid foods Milk Alcohol Anything RED, ORANGE or PURPLE
What are clear liquids?
A clear liquid diet consists of clear liquids — such as water, broth and plain gelatin — that are easily digested and leave no undigested residue in your intestinal tract. … Read More
Do I need to bring medical records with me?
If you have previous medical records dealing with the reason you are being referred, please arrange to have those records forwarded to our office from your referring physician as early … Read More
What can I expect on my first visit?
Your first visit to WestGlen GI Consultants will allow one of our Providers to evaluate your symptoms. As part of that consultation, our specialist may request additional tests or procedures … Read More
Why do I need to have a consult first?
We rarely schedule patients for endoscopies or biopsies without consultation first. We believe a thoughtful consideration of your problem and full discussion of the risks and benefits of any test … Read More
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