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Can i do a breast mri two days after covid (pfizer) vaccine? can it be dangerous?
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The recent vaccination should not affect your breast MRI, if you should then, do get the breast MRI. I wonder why you would think of it being dangerous, be certain to let the technician know when you get to the MRI center so your concerns could be further addressed.
Answered 12/17/2021
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