COLONOSCOPY KIT 90ML
COLONOSCOPY KIT 90ml is a bowel-cleansing preparation used before a colonoscopy to help empty the contents of the colon. Proper bowel preparation is important because an adequately cleansed bowel allows the healthcare professional to examine the intestinal lining more effectively.
Colonoscopy preparation generally involves a prescribed bowel-cleansing solution together with dietary restrictions and increased clear-fluid intake. The exact preparation schedule depends on the colonoscopy appointment time and the product prescribed by the healthcare professional.
Uses
- Used for bowel preparation before colonoscopy
- Helps clear stool and intestinal contents from the colon
- Supports adequate bowel cleansing before examination
- Used as directed by a doctor or healthcare professional
Benefits
- Helps empty the colon before a diagnostic examination
- Convenient liquid bowel-preparation format
- Supports effective visualization during colonoscopy
- Designed specifically for pre-procedure bowel cleansing
Possible Side Effects
Bowel-preparation solutions commonly cause:
- Frequent watery bowel movements
- Abdominal cramping
- Bloating
- Nausea
- Temporary abdominal discomfort
- Dehydration or electrolyte disturbances if adequate fluids are not maintained
Seek medical advice if severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, fainting, severe weakness or other concerning symptoms occur.
Pharmacist Advice
Use COLONOSCOPY KIT only according to the instructions provided by your doctor, endoscopy center or pharmacist. Bowel-preparation schedules can vary depending on the procedure time and the specific formulation.
Drink the additional clear fluids recommended by your healthcare professional to help reduce the risk of dehydration. Clear liquids may include water, clear broth and other approved transparent fluids.
Follow the prescribed dietary restrictions before the procedure. Do not independently change the dose or timing of the bowel preparation.
Inform your doctor before use if you have kidney disease, heart disease, electrolyte abnormalities, severe dehydration, bowel obstruction or significant gastrointestinal problems, or if you take medicines that may be affected by dehydration.
Do not use an alternative bowel-preparation schedule without confirming it with your healthcare professional.