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Radioactive iodine treatment

I have to get a radioactive iodine trearment for thyroid cancer and I have to be isolated for a few days. Anybody know if this will affect my ctx and would I be able to hunt? Probably have to noise cancel . I don't know what to expect , but I have some time off and mding sure beats watching tv.
 
If it won't harm your TV I would think your CTX should be OK, too. I'll remember you my prayers. I hope you make a full and quick recovery.
 
All man i'm sorry i hope they nailed it in time .I don't think you well have a problem with it maybe it well light up the targets in the ground.Wish you all the luck in the world and let us know how you do .Thankx
 
Can't answer your question about the radioactive materials effect on the CTX 3030 , but I sure want to wish you the best with your treatments and your health. You'll have our prayers. Rick IL
 
Hey man, I dont know the answer to that question but hang in there. My thoughts and prayers are with you as well.
 
First off, best of luck with your treatment. We all wish you a full and speedy recovery. Not being familiar with the radioactive iodine treatment, I looked it up online. One of the cancer research sites says "The treatment makes you slightly radioactive for a few days, so the time that the staff and your visitors spend with you will be limited to protect them. You will have to stay in your single room for a few days until your radiation levels have fallen. A radiation monitor may be used to check your levels of radioactivity or test anything that is taken out of your room. You can bring computers, music players, mobile phones or books, etc in to keep you entertained. Anything taken out of the room will be monitored. Some of your possessions may be kept on the ward for a couple of days if they show any radioactivity. After that time, they will be safe again and the nurses will give them back to you." Based on the fact you can bring electronic equipment into your room, and that the radioactivity diminishes after a few days, I'd be optimistic that by the time you're ready to go detecting, it should not had an adverse effect on your metal detector. Just focus on your recovery. There will be plenty of treasures waiting for you when you feel up to detecting again. Again, best of luck to you. HH Randy
 
I wish you the best my friend and we all hope you have a speedy recovery and ill keep you in my prayers



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Thanks Guys, It is nice to know there is good group of friends out there that care. It makes me feel better with all that is going on. I think that after a few days I should mello out and get some detecting in. It helps keep my mind off things.
 
Wish you the best with your treatment, may GOD bless you and allow for a full recovery from your illness.

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