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A contrast material is used in an IVP to assess passing of any blood in the urine. This process is used to assess kidney and bladder as well as any unexplained pain in the lower back.
An IVP is performed:
Determine the reason for any blood in the passing of urine.
Check for kidney stones or cancer.
Determine any problems regarding enlarged prostate.
Look for cancer.
Examine any scarring due to urinary tract infection.
When you schedule your x-ray, you will receive detailed instructions on how to prepare. For example, you may be told not to eat (including chewing gum) or drink anything beginning at midnight, the night before your scan.
You are encouraged to drink only clear liquids a day before your scan and avoid milk products.
Take medication only with sips of water and limit your clear water intake a day before your scan.
You will be instructed to take laxatives or enema the night before the X-ray to clear your bowels.
Women should tell their doctors if there is any chance they may be pregnant. Wear comfortable clothing and avoid jewellery or any other metal on the body.
It is recommended to empty your bladder before the test.
Inform if you have an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted for pregnancy prevention.
You will lie on a padded table and contrast material is injected to get a clear picture.
Then a series of images are generated. It’s important that you stay very still and hold your breath for a few seconds during the time which the image is obtained.
Your entire current medical file and prescription set to be aware of your medical conditions and any sort of allergies..
Serum Creatinine reports(not older than 4 weeks) are required to check for the health of your kidneys in case we need to use contrast media to get better images during the scan. The values help us decide on the type of contrast media to be used.
Total time –1hr.
Test time- 10-15 mins.
Yes (Confirm by calling on 8869906990 before arriving at the centre)
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For appointment call 8869906990 or write at contact@medcarediagnostics.com atleast 1 or 2 days prior to the required date of appointment.
(if another scheduled patient has cancelled we may consider taking in walk-in patients. Do check in with our reception and our billing executives at our centre.)
We may have to reschedule or cancel appointments at times because of reasons beyond our control – short-supply or no supply of the isotope used for the scan from an external source, machine breakdowns, etc.
As we have no control over this situation, Medcare Diagnostics would not be held liable for any harm or loss arising out of such cancellations.
Specialist in Imaging Diagnostics and Nuclear Medicine – CT scan, PET-CT scan, Nuclear Medicine/ Gamma scans and more.
Specialist in Imaging Diagnostics and Nuclear Medicine – CT scan, PET-CT scan, Nuclear Medicine/ Gamma scans and more.