Why do you have to fast before mri with contrast

You’ve learned you need an MRI with contrast.

Mri with contrast vs without

What does that mean, and how will it help? An MRI is an abbreviation for a magnetic resonance imaging test. The MRI scans the interior of the parts of your body your doctor needs further information on before proceeding with treatment. 

Our board-certified radiologists with REDI Diagnostics Corp in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, are the experts you need to see when your doctor orders an MRI.

We tell you everything you need to know before the procedure so there aren’t any surprises.

An MRI is a noninvasive test that isn’t painful. More good news: there’s no radiation involved like with X-rays and CT scans.

The MRI produces a magnetic field around your body, then radio waves emit signals that create cross-sectional views of your tissues, organs, bones, and joints. These high-resolution images help show what’s going on inside.  

Why did my doctor order an MRI with contrast? 

The contrast is a chemical that helps show the condition of y

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