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How is the Colonoscopy screening affected by very small amounts of solid food? 

I did the low-fiber diet for a couple of days, and now I’m at the bowel prep stage with liquid foods only. In the morning I forgot this and ate a piece of cheese while preparing breakfast for others. Do I need to disclose this to my GI doctor? Is this going to ruin the quality of my colonoscopy tomorrow?

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You should let your doctor know. If you are having clear liquid from below you will be ok.

Should be okay.

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