catscan.....uncomfortable...anybody please

[Guest guest]

Hi!

Yes, it is normal if they gave you the intravenous injection w/

the CT scan. You are not cooked

 

Blessings and Light,

Nori Slater

 

In a message dated 10/25/2004 8:40:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, onthemend1 writes:

Over the past seven years I've had at least five catscans, and nonewas uncomfortable except the last. While doing the torso, I startedfeeling heat in my abdomen, and then got "hot"...when I yelled to theoperator about it, he told me it was "normal"....I sure don't rememberthis from the other catscans, and now I'm getting a little worriedabout this thing....did it cook me or something? If anybody in thegroup has had similar experience, or has an idea if this is "normal"or not I surely appreciate hearing from you...thanks

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Over the past seven years I've had at least five catscans, and none

was uncomfortable except the last. While doing the torso, I started

feeling heat in my abdomen, and then got " hot " ...when I yelled to the

operator about it, he told me it was " normal " ....I sure don't remember

this from the other catscans, and now I'm getting a little worried

about this thing....did it cook me or something? If anybody in the

group has had similar experience, or has an idea if this is " normal "

or not I surely appreciate hearing from you...thanks

[Guest guest]

Bless your heart Nori, I feel a bunch better about

this now..again, thanks

--- NoriSlater wrote:

 

>

>

> Hi!

> Yes, it is normal if they gave you the intravenous

> injection w/

> the CT scan. You are not cooked

>

> Blessings and Light,

> Nori Slater

>

> In a message dated 10/25/2004 8:40:19 PM Eastern

> Standard Time,

> onthemend1 writes:

>

>

> Over the past seven years I've had at least five

> catscans, and none

> was uncomfortable except the last. While doing the

> torso, I started

> feeling heat in my abdomen, and then got

> " hot " ...when I yelled to the

> operator about it, he told me it was " normal " ....I

> sure don't remember

> this from the other catscans, and now I'm getting a

> little worried

> about this thing....did it cook me or something? If

> anybody in the

> group has had similar experience, or has an idea if

> this is " normal "

> or not I surely appreciate hearing from

> you...thanks

>

>

>

>

>

>

>