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Why does iodinated intravenous contrast for a ct scan cause a warm feeling and metallic taste in the mouth?
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Temp non harmful sid: there are two kinds basically contrast material high Osmolality and low Osmolality materials used. I would ask my radiologist this question. Usually it is a temp. Non harmful side effect. Good luck
Answered 3/12/2020
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