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CTPNS Test
My Ent surgeon refers CTPNS test. I am planning to take test tomorrow morning 9 am. Please suggest what precaution requires before test. Can I take breakfast or better to go with fasting? and shall I go to office after test? Below or my health condition. I have high bp using olmzest 20 daily. Last year Jan 2015 one week suffer with facial palsy taken medication and cured. Now suffering with nose blocking and cold. Please guide me this is simple test or any risk. Shall I take test withot fear. Please suggest shall I go morning with fasting 9 am or shall I go after brakfast bp tablet taken around 11am.
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Dear Sir The Centre in which you take CT will tell you their protocol Please follow that
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Hello there. I can understand your concern. Its basically a CT scan of the PNS(para nasal sinus). Its a non invasive procedure therefore no pain nothing. Therefore no need to be worried/tensed etc. CT machine is huge but no need to get intimidated by it. You do not need to take any special precautions as such. You can go after breakfast and also after taking your blood pressure medications. And yes you can go to office after the test. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain.
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Hello, it is CT scan of your paranasal sinuses, there is no need for special precautions, yes you can have breakfast,, and can go to work after procedure, yes it is a noninvasive procedure, it's simple,, but taken from a huge machine,, don't worry about it. Take your hypertensive medicines as usual.
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