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Doc wants ct scan on abdomen & pelvis to be sure my nausea/constipation isn't serious. i've already had multiple scans so can i request an mri?
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You can: certainly talk to your doctor about whether an MRI might be appropriate, but the choice between CT and MRI depends on what specifically your doctor is looking for.
Answered 3/12/2020
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