Which is better mri or ct scan for kidney?

It really depends on the specific condition they're trying to diagnose. CT scans are fast and good for things like kidney stones. MRI gives more detailed soft tissue images, useful for other issues. Best to follow what your nephrologist advises.

While this is a medical question not directly related to diet, I always try to keep my kidneys healthy with plenty of water and a plant-based diet. For actual diagnosis like MRI or CT, your doctor will choose based on what they need to see. Both have pros and cons.

I had a kidney issue a few years back, and my doctor first did a CT scan to check for stones. When that wasn't clear enough for something else, they ordered an MRI. So, it really depends on what the doctor suspects. They will guide you.

Haha, I thought 'better' was only for biryani or pizza! For kidneys, it's not about which is better, it's about which one your doctor thinks will find what they're looking for. Don't worry, they're the experts, not us internet janta.

It's completely normal to feel anxious and want to know which test is 'better' when it comes to something as important as your kidneys. But these scans are chosen for specific reasons. Trust your doctor to pick the right one that gives the clearest picture for your case.