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How would i know if my bowels were affected by a ct scan?
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What do you mean?: Normally, a CT has no effect on your bowels or or otherwise. If you drank a contrast, depends what it was. Most often, even these contrast media have no effect,although on occasion diarrhea might happen. The injection doesn't affect bowels. Hope that helps.
Answered 1/7/2016
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