a good history should other be taken as well as proper exam and blood test
the iodine is used to get clearer view , some people find allergic reaction to it so if you be aware of any ithing, rash, shortness of breath or difficulty swallowing during the procedure inform the dr/ nurse or technician , don't dawdle. you should also inform your dr beforehand if you had a previous allergic allergic reaction to iodine or seafood
iodine is filtered through the kidneys so patients next to renal problems or diabetes should discuss it with their dr first to prepare them for the procedure , some diabetic medication ( oral) need to be changed by the dr temporarily for procedures as ably.
females in the child carriage age should make sure they are not pregnant since the procedure and breast feeding women should keep on 24 hours before breast feed again
to read more about the procedure http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/...
Yes, as near any invasive medical procedure there can be complications. One possible side effect could be an allergic repercussion to the contrast/Iodine used especially if you have an seafood allergy.
It can be, if you are allergic to shellfish. If you own such an allergy, be certain to relate your doctor. And don't be afraid to discuss any other fears you may have nearly the procedure. The better informed you are, the more confident you will be.
Only if you are allergic to iodine or iodine based products. The iodine provides a clearer picture/reading on a CT scan.
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