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Water before usg

2020-04-07 12:16:58
Is it necesaary to drink water before kidney my doctor said do the usg as much water u had before this and as much urine u have in the bladeer without drinking any more water
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It is not like you need to drink water but for pelvic ultrasound you need to have full bladder to see things better on ultrasound. If your bladder is full then there's no need. Moreover after you void urine ultrasound is repeated again to see residual urine which gives a lot of information to your doctor

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Yes full bladder and after passing urine

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