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Received abdominal CT Scan with contrast yesterday. Extremely Nauseous!

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Yesterday I had an abdominal CT scan with contrast done due to having stomach pain, indigestion, bloating, not feeling completely emptied out, and excessive gas that has been going on for months. I was given an IV of the contrast dye and literally almost threw up on myself. I’ve never experienced anything like that before.

The scan only lasted about 20 seconds! I really hope the tech got good images because the study was so short. Is this normal??

After having the ct scan done I got some food and was extremely nauseated and almost threw up eating the food.

It is the next day and I am still extremely nauseated, constipated, and fatigued. Is this normal? If so, how long does this last?

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