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07-21-2013, 11:59 AM
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A few years back when I had the ct scan for thymus, it was the ct tech who said they would need to take extra precautions because I might be myasthenic and more susceptible to a bad reaction to the dye.
They used a pediatric solution (a much lower iodine concentration), put it in much more slowly, and had a resident right there as the dye was administered in case there was a problem!! They were freaking me out - - but it was the beginning of my realizing that I had to be more educated and more careful. |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | cait24 (07-21-2013) |
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