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Can I drink water before a scan

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Having a liver scan on Monday 9.40 can I drink water, I shan’t eat in the morning or from 10.pm Sunday.

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toma123

I should ask your doctor in general you can't drink water several hours before you have an ultrasound if that is the scan you are having? A doctor should be able to give you the correct advice.

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Hillclimber72

Speak to your doc what scan are you having ? I had an ultrasound last week and it was clear liquid only ct with contrast is different again

Please call the number on your appointment letter and speak to someone in the scanning department to get the correct advice.

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Lucky87

I’m sure mine says drink water and do not go to the bathroom. But can’t eat or drink coffee or milk fizzy drinks etc 6 hours before

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cammeag

Hi. I had gastroscope on Monday gone. ‘No’ fluids two hours prior to scope. I didn’t know, drank 250ml. All was ok. Hope your okay after scan

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