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Before an MRI exam, eat normally and continue to take your usual medications, unless otherwise instructed. You will typically be asked to change into a gown and to remove things that might affect the magnetic imaging, such as: Jewelry. Hairpins.
Projectile or missile effect: Ferrous-based materials, nickel alloys and most stainless steel materials are not compatible with the MRI environment. When these materials are exposed to a strong magnetic field, they can be pulled violently toward the magnetic source.
Be sure to notify your technologist of any medication you've taken prior to your MRI. Also, to avoid potential aspiration issues while lying flat, you'll also want to avoid eating and drinking for at least two hours before your scan.
Preparation for your MRI Appointment: Do not have anything to drink 1-hour before your appointment time. If you have experienced previous nausea or vomiting with Gadolinium in the past, contact your referring physician concerning an anti-emetic prescription. Take your medications as usual unless otherwise instructed.
Unless you're told otherwise, you can shower and wash your hair the morning of your MRI. Don't use any hair products (such as hair spray or hair gel). Don't wear any metal objects. Remove all jewelry, including body piercings.
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On the day of your MRI scan, you should be able to eat, drink and take any medication as usual, unless you're advised otherwise. In some cases, you may be asked not to eat or drink anything for up to 4 hours before the scan, and sometimes you may be asked to drink a fairly large amount of water beforehand.
MRI or MRA Kidneys, MRCP, Liver or Pelvis: Do not eat anything four hours before the exam. You may have clear liquids only (jello, tea, fruit drinks without pulp, black coffee, water, etc.) for 6 hours before the exam.
MRI usually requires no dietary changes or other special preparations. Unless indicated in your exam preparation instructions in MyChart, you can eat and drink and take your regular medications as usual.
What to Avoid Before an MRI Don't Get Any New Piercings. When you go in for your MRI, you'll need to remove any body piercings or earrings. ... Don't Disregard Doctor's Instructions. ... Don't Disrupt Your Schedule.
Primary hazards for responders are magnetic fields and cryogenic liquids used to cool magnets. These magnets can range from 30, 000 to 60,000 times greater than the magnetic field of the earth.

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