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Hi i will have a pelvic & abdominal ultrasound on thurs is it ok to drink alchol over the weekend also if on menstrual will it affect result/accuracy?
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Neither: drinking alchol(responsibly please) a few days before, nor having your period, will affect the ultrasound.
Answered 2/22/2015
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