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I have bad breath and these are the results of the mri. what does this mean and what can i do?
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Halitosis: If you are asking if an MRI caused you to have bad breath, the answer us no. Sometimes when a cat-scan is taken, you are made to drink "contrast" or given an IV infusion. These could alter your breath for a short period if time. This should go away in hours, not days or weeks.
Answered 6/10/2014
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See your dentist: Rule out any dental problems, and then see your physician for guidance as to how to treat your condition.
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