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Could you have an adverse reaction to an ultrasound?
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Generally safe imagi: Who technical report shows that ultrasound is safe. It is safe and effective and highly flexible imaging, which provides very valuable information in diagnosing and managing diseases there is no evidence that ultrasond is harmful to the fetus, or children and adults.
Answered 8/14/2012
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