Contrast test required, creatine is 1.6

2024-01-10 08:15:26
I have diabetes . I am 59 years old. I have a slightly elevated creatinine level of 1.6, and I would like to check if it is safe for me to undergo a chest contrast test? As I had done CT scan and some white  patch is shown in chest and Diagnostic center suggest me to go for contrast so, are there any precautions that I should take? Alternatively, based on my specific condition, what would be the safest and most effective way to proceed with imaging? Are there any non-contrast imaging alternatives that could provide similar information for my diagnosis?
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Consult a pulmonologist with CT report

Answered2024-01-14 07:23:35

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Hi. I understand your

Answered2024-01-11 04:20:55

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Hi consult nephrologist before going for contrast CT. KINDLY POST CT REPORT .

Answered2024-01-10 13:13:46

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consult nephrologist can do hrct if neccessary

Answered2024-01-10 12:11:24

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It is not advisable to undergo contrast CT scan .better you consult a nephrologist if it's very important.

Answered2024-01-10 11:14:54

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It is better to avoid contrast in view of raised serum creatinine. Hrct is ok.pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment.

Answered2024-01-10 10:14:09

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there are non contrast ct too, hrct too..but if contrast is indicated then i'd suggest to use meds and fluids to decrease creat first and then go for cect

Answered2024-01-10 09:02:56

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Creatinine  is higher side so contrast should not given Kindly do HRCT THORAX WITHOUT CONTRAST

Answered2024-01-10 08:19:20

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