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Egd/ct scan -radioactive contrast dye leaked into daughters arm instead of going to her vein, should i be concerned?
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Radiology: Contrast can cause irritation. Cool compresses a few times a day for a few minutes will help. If stays red, looks infected, or forms a blister see your doctor or go to er.
Answered 11/27/2017
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