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Q&A

Helps you know your test better

Q. Will the radiology scan be painful or uncomfortable?

A. Most radiology scans are completely painless. You might need to lie still for a few minutes, but there's no discomfort involved. If contrast dye is used, you may experience a slight pinch during the injection or a warm sensation for a moment; this is normal. So, don't panic; you can undergo the radiology scans as recommended by the doctor without worrying about discomfort. At Redcliffe Labs, all scans are performed carefully under the supervision of our team of expert radiologists, ensuring that all safety protocols are followed and you are in safe hands.

Q. How long will the scan take, and when will I get my report?

A. Usually, most of the radiology scans take between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the type of scan, the underlying cause, or the scanning site. In most cases, you'll receive your reports within 24 to 48 hours, sometimes even sooner if required urgently.

Q. Can I take my regular medications before the scan?

A. Yes, in most cases you can continue your regular medicines. However, if your scan requires fasting or the use of contrast, your doctor or technician may provide you with specific instructions in advance. It's essential to follow these instructions to ensure the scan is accurate. Consider consulting with the lab technician or the doctor for additional information required before the scan.

Q. Is fasting recommended before the scan?

A. Nope, you don't need to fast for most radiology tests like X-rays, brain scans, or routine MRIs. You can eat and drink as you normally would, unless your doctor gives you specific instructions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an X-Ray KUB used for?

An X-Ray KUB is a simple imaging test that examines the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. It helps detect kidney stones, bladder stones, urinary tract obstructions, or structural problems. This test provides doctors with a clear view of the urinary system, making it easier to diagnose issues and plan treatment. It is often recommended when symptoms like pain or blood in urine appear.

    What does KUB stand for in an X-ray?

    KUB stands for Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder. This X-ray specifically focuses on these three organs to check for stones, blockages, or other abnormalities. By capturing a detailed image of the urinary system, it helps doctors identify problems that may not show in a regular physical examination or other routine tests.

      Why is a KUB X-ray recommended?

      A KUB X-ray is recommended if you have symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal discomfort, blood in urine, or difficulty urinating. It is also useful for monitoring kidney or bladder stones and evaluating urinary tract conditions. Doctors may suggest this test to detect obstructions, assess kidney function, or guide further imaging if needed.

        How is an X-Ray KUB performed?

        During an X-Ray KUB, you lie on the X-ray table while the technician positions the machine over your abdomen. A few images are captured from different angles to visualize the kidneys, ureters, and bladder clearly. The procedure is painless, non-invasive, and usually completed within minutes. It does not require injections unless contrast is advised.

          Is any preparation required before a KUB X-ray?

          Preparation is minimal. Sometimes, you may be asked to avoid eating or drinking for a few hours to ensure clearer images. Doctors might also suggest emptying your bladder before the test. Wearing comfortable clothing and following any specific instructions from your imaging center helps make the X-Ray KUB test smoother and more accurate.

            Do I need to remove jewelry or metal objects before the test?

            Yes, remove belts, rings, zippers, or any metal objects near your abdomen, as these can interfere with the X-ray images. This ensures the X-Ray KUB provides a clear and accurate view of the urinary system. Metal-free clothing or gowns are usually provided to make the process comfortable.

              How long does a KUB X-ray take?

              The X-Ray KUB test is quick and typically takes around 10–15 minutes. This includes positioning on the X-ray table, capturing the images, and confirming their clarity. Most patients find the process easy and painless, with immediate comfort and minimal waiting time at the imaging center.

                Can this test detect kidney stones or bladder stones?

                Yes, an X-Ray KUB is highly effective in detecting kidney stones and bladder stones. It can show the size, shape, and location of stones in the urinary tract. For more detailed imaging, doctors may combine it with other tests like ultrasound or CT scans if needed for treatment planning.

                  Is an X-Ray KUB used to check for urinary tract obstructions?

                  Yes, it can help identify blockages or obstructions in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder that may cause pain, swelling, or urinary problems. Detecting these obstructions early allows doctors to recommend timely interventions, such as medications, procedures, or surgery, depending on the severity and location of the blockage.

                    Can a KUB X-ray detect tumors or abnormal masses?

                    While the X-Ray KUB can sometimes reveal large masses or unusual growths in the urinary system, smaller tumors may require advanced imaging like ultrasound, CT, or MRI for confirmation. The X-ray helps doctors identify areas of concern that need further evaluation.