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    I am 41 years male
    I have got headache for past 1 week .Even painkillers are not giving me relief .I also have nausea with numbness & weakness in my both the legs
    My neurologist has advised to go for NCCT of brain

    Is it not too early to have CT Scan
    I am worried about the radiation effect of Scan.I had the similar scan 1 year back , which came negative
    even i had MRI also done which was negative .After that I was put on antidepressants , which gave me complete relief .
    But now the symptoms have again appeared despite taking antidepressants regularly
    Shall I visit my psycharist again OR get CT scan done as per neurologist

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    i went to the hospital last night for shortness of breath and they told me i was 2 weeks pregnant i had o get a chest xray which has radiation but not much then i had to get a ct scan and they put dye in my i.v to look for a blood clot in my lung and the said the dye would sit in my badder under the baby and it has radiatin in the dye so i scare what is gonna happen o my baby is it gonna be ok hat could happen.

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    Medical Imaging Firms Support FDA Plan To Cut Radiation
    Medical Imaging Firms Support FDA Plan To Cut Radiation

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    I’m talking about food , natural herbs or any kind of products that have been proved of which can reduce radiations human body absorbed from a radiation scan like CT , xray , etc .

    Any suggestions ?

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    FAQ: Radiation Risk From Medical Imaging
    As CT scans and other imaging techniques become more common, increased radiation puts patients at risk of cancer and other injuries. WebMD’s FAQ tells you what you need to know.

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    Is is true that you expose yourself to the same amount of radiation each day by using your microwave as you would in a cat scan that was very short. I had a quick one this week that I thought was unneeded after I went home. I’m regretting my decision for going now. I think it was more my anxiety telling me to go and now its my anxiety worrying that I may help contribute to cancer later.

    Thanks!
    *** I called and they said I was in there for about 17-20 seconds. That’s usually how long the scan would take. Does that sound long??

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    How does a medical Dr. really know too much is too much radiation! But they still need to do more test.

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    Too Much Radiation? The FDA Wants to Know
    TUESDAY, March 30 (HealthDay News) — Fears that Americans are being exposed to too much radiation will get a public airing this week as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration holds two days of meetings on what should be done to increase the safety of increasingly popular imaging procedures.

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    Ok so I’ve been sick alot of my life when I was 10, 15 and now again at 19. I’ve had 2 MRI’s (brain scans) and countless chest and ct scans, galleon scans and every other xray/scan known to man. My question is (as stupid as it may sound) will I suffer from radiation? This past tuesday I had a chest xray and ct scan both on the same day within an interval of 3 hours. Long term will this affect me? Overall I have probably had over 30+ xrays. I know it might come across weird and I personally don’t really think it could do anything to me but I was wondering if it will affect me later on in life? Also I went to the doctors on tuesday where she said I should get the xray and she also mentioned something about my many xrays and excessive(?) umm can’t think of the word to radiation? Sorry I couldnt think of the word (mind blank)

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    The Risks Of Non-Invasive Imaging: Echocardiography, MR/CT, Nuclear
    Following the recent publications (1,2,3) highlighting potential dangers of ionising radiation resulting from imaging testing, the ESC experts feel that it is important to voice support of the technology. “We want to reassure the public that for individual patients the benefits of receiving an accurate diagnosis are likely to far outweigh the small potential risks involved in having a scan …

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