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How long before you have a bm after colonoscopy?
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Anywhere: From 12-36 hours is normal to have a bm after colonosopy. Anything longer and you should call your endoscopist and discuss with them. Also will be dependent on how much you are eating after the procedure.
Answered 5/21/2019
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