I just got a contrast dye in a cannula for an MRI today. The patch around where my cannula was is slightly red and very very slightly swollen. Is this normal?
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Yes, it can be normal to experience redness and slight swelling around the cannula site after an MRI with contrast dye. This could be due to irritation or a mild allergic reaction to the adhesive used on the cannula. It is important not to itch the area and to monitor it for any worsening symptoms. If you notice any severe reactions or signs of infection, consult a healthcare professional.
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