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Today i had liver mri using contrast dotarem. how many days do i need to take excessive liquids to flush it out of the system?
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You don't: need to take excessive liquids, assuming normal kidney function, 90% will be eliminated in 48 hours and essentially all of it by 72 hours. Increasing your hydration may speed it up a little, but there is no medical need to do so.
Answered 9/22/2017
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