Can I drink honey water before the physical examination

Before the physical examination, it is usually advisable to drink honey water in moderation, but excessive consumption should be avoided. The main components of honey water are sugar and water, and moderate consumption generally does not significantly interfere with basic physical examination items such as blood routine and urine routine. If conducting fasting blood glucose testing, it is recommended to avoid consuming sugary foods and drinks 8 hours in advance. Drinking honey water before abdominal ultrasound examination may affect imaging clarity, and it is necessary to follow medical advice to control the amount consumed. Drinking honey water before liver function tests usually does not cause abnormal indicators, but patients with alcoholic liver disease should avoid honey products with added alcohol. During the preparation period before gastroscopy, strict fasting and water restriction are required, and honey water should not be consumed during this time. If you need to drink honey water before the physical examination, it is recommended to limit it to 200 milliliters and choose pure honey for brewing. People with diabetes, people who lose weight and those who are allergic to bee products should drink it carefully. Before the examination, it is necessary to proactively inform the doctor of the dietary situation, especially when conducting special tests such as glucose tolerance tests. Maintain a regular daily routine and diet three days before the physical examination to avoid sudden changes in lifestyle habits that may affect the accuracy of the examination results. Carrying past medical examination reports on the day of the examination for doctors' reference and comparison can help to more accurately assess health status.