Does the contrast dye used for ct scans of the digestive system contain gluten?
Not medical advice: No, contrast dyes used in CT scans do not contain gluten. However, the most common type of contrast dye contains iodine.
Updated on Monday, February 06 2012 at 06:24PM EST
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