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Is it safe to get more than one mri in a 6-month period?
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Yes: MRI does not use radiation and has no known health risks, unless you have a pacemaker, or metal that can be affected by the strong magnet. If you have implanted electronic devices or certain metallic implants you should not have an MRI.
Answered 2/11/2015
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