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I am having a brain angiogram on tues i am worried about a reaction to the dye used please advise thanks.
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Angiogram: Part of the procedure is assesing the patient for potential for reactions. Speak to the dr. When they get your informed consent and be sure they have all your history, especially allergies or past reactions to substances.
Answered 3/22/2013
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Brain angio: If your kidney function is normal, the likely chances of kidney issues after an angiogram is very low. Contrast dye can affect the kidneys but you will receive an IV fir fluid hydration.
Answered 12/2/2014
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