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Avoid caffeine for 24 hours prior to the MRI. Do not have sexual relations 48 hours prior to your test. Sometimes, your physician would like you to wait 6 weeks after having a prostate biopsy to have a prostate MRI, this will ensure that the images are very clear. Communicate with your technologist!
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Read More »Did you know? 1 in 9 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Interestingly, many prostate cancer cases grow quickly but spread slowly, often going by unnoticed.
put on gloves and put lubricant on one finger. assess the area around the rectum for anything unusual. gently insert a lubricated, gloved finger...
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Read More »The MRI takes around 45 minutes. Please be aware that you must hold still for the exam. Any motion causes the images to be blurry, which can reduce the detail of the images. If you have severe pain, you may want to discuss with your doctor about taking pain medication prior to the test so that you can hold still for the MRI. If you are claustrophobic or do not like smaller spaces, you may want to discuss with your doctor medication to help relax you during the MRI.
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