If you drink pills and medications less than 24 hours before you go to the test, the results of the study can be inaccurate and even show cancer, tumor growth, false increases in oncomarters and diabetes, iron deficiency and low haemoglobin, as reported by Life.ru, Senior Professor of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, State University of Education, Alexander Umnov.
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If you drink pills and medications less than 24 hours before you go to the test, the results of the study can be inaccurate and even show cancer, tumor growth, false increases in oncomarters and diabetes, iron deficiency and low haemoglobin, as reported by Life.ru, Senior Professor of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, State University of Education, Alexander Umnov.