Abdominal CT questions

I've canceled 2 abdominal ct scans with contrast for abdominal discomfort in my right upper quadrant, I've undergone an intestinal and a normal abdominal ultrasound and liver and gallbladder functions in bloodwork. I'm terrified of the 8 MSV to 10 you see when you Google the radiation dosage as im 19, 112 pounds and only 5,8. I dont know if there's any other scan method or if the ct dosage can be lowered if I talk to someone or something?

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