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Can you tell me how could oral contrast taste for ct scans?
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Oral contrast: There are different oral contrasts, and there are different things to mix them with, so that is a difficult question to answer. Most people don't find it too bad. In the interests of full disclosure, however, in my experience no one has ever asked for more. :)
Answered 6/22/2014
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