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Waiting times for a scan at Musgrave Park?
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I have another question ...
My appointment letter says I have to let them know if I have any metal bits in my body and I have to remove all piercings(!).
I take it that means I'll have to leave the cleavage (and therefore the underwired bra) at home that day?!!Norn Iron Club Member 330
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You will strip and they will give you x-large scrubs to wear (do don't take offence - we all get these). You will leave your handbag in a locked drawer (don't take a big bag) in the waiting area and the clothes in a changing room inside the unit.
I had to take all my piercings out and was advised that if my tattoos started to feel hot I was to let them know immediately as some tattoo inks have some metallic element in them.
They are VERY strict about the metal thing.0 -
I'm curious now what happens about your fillings ... surely amalgam fillings contain mercury, even if it's only a small amount?!Norn Iron Club Member 330
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Indigo's_Mum wrote: »They are VERY strict about the metal thing.
I remember going down with a patient for an MRI and the radiographer nearly knocked me off my feet for trying to walk into the room!!!!! I was told the same thing about my tattoo but actually nothing was mentioned about fillings.Norn Iron Club member 273:beer:0 -
Nope, no mention of fillings, but realisticially, what can you do about them? You are allowed to keep your wedding ring on too.
I kept mine on, but when I moved my hand below the scanner (remember, I was in the open one and my head wasn't below the scanner bit) the ring "tingled" on my finger and it wasn't a nice feeling.0 -
Just went for a Scan at Ulster Independent Clinic yesterday afternoon. It was the 'noggin' :rotfl:they were scanning so no problem with the wedding ring. Unfortunately, it was a closed scanner and a little clostraphobic to say the least. If there is an option go for the open scanner.
In the meantime as the Great Steve Wright said - "Keep takin the tablets!"
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