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After CT scan the urine is in yellow
Does the medicine we took before CT scan (for abdomen) make our urine yellow in colour?? How long does it stays in the system to completely flush out?? Is it something to worry about if it takes more days to flush out??
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Dehydration
Plenty of water weekly once tender coconut
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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No it doesnt. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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The contrast media doesn't cause yellow urine. It needs to be investigated.
By the way, what was the indication of CT SCAN with contrast?
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MEDICINE will not cause yellow
because of dehydration .
take plenty of water
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