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Had a renal ultrasound and realized afterwards that i was not asked to drink water just hold breath and last one years ago i did. make a difference?
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Drinking water: generally is nor part of a routine renal US. Maybe years ago they were also looking at the bladder, and had you drink water beforehand to make sure it was full?
Answered 3/18/2017
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