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Frequently Asked Questions:

How much radiation is involved?

A minimal amount of radioactive material is used to perform the test.

Will I experience anything from the radiation?
There should be no side effects from the radiation.
How long will the radiotracers stay in the body?
The radiotracers should be cleared from your body in 24 hours.

What is the risk factor for the test?
Each patient has an individual risk that should be assessed by their doctor.

When can I start taking my heart medication again?
It is advisable to bring your medications with you; the technologist will inform you of the right time to take them.

Will I be able to drive after the test?
You will be able to drive, however, some patients are tired at the end of their test.

Are there any adverse reactions to the radiotracers?
It is extremely rare to have an adverse reaction.




 

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