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Can i still get my mri with contrast tomorrow if i'm really sick?
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Shouldn't: If you are ill it would be inappropriate for you to go to a place where you might infect other people, some of whom may be compromised by their underlying condition. Also, your condition might make it impossible for you to remain still which would degrade the quality of the study.
Answered 5/11/2013
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