A patient reports taking an oral bisacodyl laxative for several years. What instructions will the provider give the patient to guide the discontinuation of the laxative?
A) Stop taking the oral laxative and use a suppository until normal motility resumes.
B) Stop taking the laxative immediately and expect no stool for several days.
C) Switch to a bulk-forming laxative, such as methylcellulose.
D) Withdraw from the laxative slowly to avoid a rebound constipation effect.
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