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colax prep for Colonoscopy
to get 2-10oz bottles of magnesium citrate (any flavor) and
are the laxatives, not the stool softeners). These are over
the counter in the laxative aisle. The magnesium citrate will taste better if refrigerated.
The day before your procedure:
All Day you must be on a liquid only diet,
no solid food. (Examples of acceptable liquids are water, fruit juice,
soup broth, Gatorade, jello or popsicles-any color, soda, coffee and tea-a small amount of milk or creamer is
o.k. but no other dairy is allowed) You may have as much as you want, preferably at least 8oz every hour while
awake. Limit your caffeine intake. NO ALCOHOL.
· At 4pm, take 4 ducolax tablets with water. DO NOT crush or chew, and do not take within 1 hour of
· At 5pm, drink 1 bottle of the magnesium citrate, followed by plenty of liquids.
· At 7pm, drink the 2nd bottle of the magnesium citrate, followed by plenty of liquids. It is important to
The day of your procedure: You may continue to have liquids until 3 hours prior to your arrival time.
· Take any regular medications for your heart, blood pressure, seizures of other conditions with a small amount of water, unless otherwise instructed. Inhaled medications have no restrictions. · If you are taking any diabetic medication, consult the doctor who prescribes them to you for specific If you are on any blood thinners such as Coumadin, Warfarin, Lovenox, Praclaxa, Aspirin or anti-platelet
medications such as Plavix, Effient, Heparin, Pletal, Trental, Ticlid or Aggrenox; PLEASE SPEAK WITH YOUR
DOCTOR AT LEAST 1 WEEK BEFORE PROCEDURE!!!
If you need a pain reliever, Tylenol, Ibuprofen or Advil are
acceptable.
Prior to your arrival for your procedure, it is required that you remove any detachable surface metal objects
in/on your body (including body piercing). If you wear contact lenses, it is recommended that you remove
them and use eyeglasses.
There will be an IV started to give you sedation. For this reason, you will need to make arrangements to have
someone drive you home (you cannot leave by taxi, bus or by foot unless you are accompanied by someone
age 18 or older). You cannot drive for the rest of the day. You may resume eating as you feel comfortable.
You should be fine to resume all normal daily activities by the next day. Your arrival time is approximate and
subject to change. Please make sure your transportation is flexible.

DATE: ______ ARRIVAL TIME: _______ PROCEDURE TIME: _______ LOCATION: ___________________
Please call the office if you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment. Providence (401) 421-8800 * East Greenwich (401) 886-4040 * Portsmouth (401) 293-5600
Please be advised that University Gastroenterology requires a 48 hour notice to reschedule or cancel a procedure. We reserve the right to charge $100 for a missed procedure appointment. Thank you. Visit our website at www.universitygi.com to view patient education videos on all procedures!!

Source: http://www.universitygi.com/citrateofmagprep.pdf

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