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I just wanted to know if the dye from a ct scan will affect the level of alcohol in my blood test result?

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Dr. R Shanmugasundaram

Urologist 27 yrs exp Chennai

Unlikely, I believe that you don't do the test after consuming alcohol. Important is to keep yourself optimally hydrated after consumption and not to do the tests for 48 hours after consuming. Contrast used in CT SCAN can affect serum creatinine to a certain extent.

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Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA Urologist 6 yrs exp Srikakulam · Accepted Answer

Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA

Urologist 6 yrs exp Srikakulam

Dont get CECT after consumption of alcohol. Contrast may affect if serum creatinine is raised.