MRI scans have no known side effects.
The duration of an MRI scan depends on the area of the body being studied, typically ranging from 30 minutes to 90 minutes.
You can self-refer for your MRI scan without the need of a doctor’s referral or prescription. If you require an MRI with contrast, please complete the enquiry form on MRI Hisar. You can also book your MRI scan online by filling out the form, and our team will call you back shortly.
In an MRI Scan with contrast, a special dye called gadolinium or iodine is injected into a vein, usually in the arm, before testing. The contrast agent enhances the image. It helps to highlight certain areas, such as blood vessels, tumors, inflammation etc.
This type of MRI uses the body’s natural tissues to produce images. Direct scan is done without any injection.
An MRI with contrast provides clearer and more detailed images of specific tissues, while an MRI without contrast is used for general imaging. Usually MRI Scan with contrast costs ₹ 1000 more than normal MRI. (i.e. cost of injection)
If it’s your first time getting an MRI scan, it’s normal to feel a little nervous due to loud machine sounds. Feelings of claustrophobia before and during an MRI scan is normal. Even most people adapt to the sound very quickly. Hence there’s no reason to fear the MRI machine. The procedure is painless and completely safe. MRI Hisar helps you overcome any feelings of fear or discomfort, ensuring a smooth and fearless MRI experience.
The time it takes for MRI results depends on various factors, including the number of images required for detailed analysis. If more images are needed, the MRI will take longer. Additionally, the size of the body area being scanned also affects the duration — larger areas generally take more time to scan.
There are no strict guidelines, but most doctors recommend having an MRI scan once a year, depending on your health condition and medical needs.
MRI and CT scans serve similar purposes but use different technologies. CT scans use X-rays, while MRI scans use strong magnets and radio waves.CT scans are typically better for larger areas, while MRIs provide clearer images of soft tissues. Generally MRIs take longer time to complete than CTs. Both procedures have some risks but are generally considered safe.