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You should drink plenty of clear fluids (drinks without milk and bits in) such as squashes, clear juices, and tea/coffee without milk.

bleeding when you get home this can usually be stopped by applying pressure over the site for at least 10 minutes with a rolled-up handkerchief, clean tea

There is a medical student common room (with free wifi), a shared kitchen facility (with a dedicated medical student area and fridge providing free tea

Liquid diet – water, tea, coffee, fruit juices, milk, soft drinks or sports drinks.

Caffeine in tea, coffee and cola has a tendency to stimulate bowel activity for some people.

start when you get home, this can usually be stopped by applying pressure over the site for at least 10 minutes with a rolled-up handkerchief, clean tea

At the Children's Centre, we have a parent’s room with tea and coffee facilities, a fridge and a microwave for heating up food.

On the day of your procedure you can have an early light breakfast, for example tea and toast before 6:00am.

When you’re at home, just doing ordinary day-to-day activities helps to maintain muscle strength, even things like getting up to make a cup of tea.

You will be given a cup of tea/coffee and some biscuits after the scan.

avoid the following sugary carbohydrates: sugary soft drinks including coke, lemonade, fruit juice and fruit smoothies avoid adding sugar or syrups to tea

On the day of your procedure, you can have an early light breakfast such as tea and toast before 6:00 am.

They will also offer you drinks, such as tea, coffee or squash during the day.

Please make sure you drink plenty of fluid during the day but avoid caffeine products (coffee/tea/energy drinks/coca cola/chocolate) as this may increase

Health care support worker, he has a bubbly personality, and patients especially benefit from this, he can be found singing away, making extra cups of tea

Clear fluids can be black tea, Bovril ® or Oxo ® any squash except blackcurrant as it stains the bowel, ap ple juice or any other juice as long as it does

A cold compress such as an ice pack wrapped in a tea towel and simple pain relief such as paracetamol are normally effective.

11am: No Water between 7am-11am: Yes Food & Water after 11am: No *If ‘Yes’ is ticked in the food section above, this means you may have a drink of black tea

It can be useful to have meals served on small tea plates so that you do not feel overwhelmed by a large amount of food.

Clear fluids can be black tea or coffee, Bovril® or Oxo®, any squash except blackcurrant as it stains the bowel, apple juice or any other juice as long