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Yes, sweetened tea fits the clear-liquids rules when it stays transparent, dairy-free, and free of red or purple dyes.

Yes, tea is usually fine after appendix surgery once clear fluids are allowed; start with weak, non-milky tea and sip slowly.

Yes, tart cherry juice can fit into breastfeeding, with small servings and sugar-aware timing.

No, routine Tazo Passion tea isn’t advised in pregnancy; the hibiscus-forward blend is best swapped for hibiscus-free herbal options.

Yes—plain black tea is usually allowed before a contrast CT, but skip milk and follow your site’s cut-off time.

No, sugarcane juice near bedtime tends to spike blood sugar and can unsettle sleep, teeth, and reflux symptoms.

Yes—drinking plain tea is fine for many CT scans; skip it for cardiac CT or when your prep requires caffeine-free fasting.

No, tea is usually not allowed before an abdominal ultrasound; small sips of water for medication are typically fine per your clinic’s sheet.

Yes, plain tea and black coffee fit keto; sugar, sweetened creamers, and large milk drinks are the carb traps.

No, honey breaks a fasting window, but plain tea without sweeteners keeps a fast intact for most protocols.