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Consuming alcohol day before ct with contrast, ok?
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Should not affect it: Consuming alcohol will not affect your test. Obviously, practice safe drinking habits like not driving and drinking a glass of water between drinks and not drinking to inebriation. A couple of alcoholic beverages should not affect your scan.
Answered 2/27/2020
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