Turns out, lots of couples are sleeping apart. A 2005 National Sleep Foundation survey found that 31 percent of couples are changing their sleep habits because of a mate's sleep problems: â 23 percent sleep in separate beds, bedrooms or with someone on the couch; â 8 percent alter their sleep schedules; â 7 percent wear earplugs or a sleep mask to ensure that they get a good night's sleep; â 38 percent said that their partner's sleep disorder has caused problems in their relationship; â 27 percent reported that their intimate relationship has been affected by sleepiness. Another interesting tidbit: 34 percent of women said they required eight hours or more of sleep, compared with 18 percent of men.
The body scan may detect early or advanced heart disease, aneurysms of the aorta, vascular disease, lung tumors, kidney tumors and liver tumors, calcified kidney stones, calcified gallstones, and certain abnormalities in the abdominal and pelvic region.
Report Abuse. Yes a CT does scan for abnormalties in the area the doctor has ordered it for. After the scan is complete a radiologist reads the CT and his/her findings are sent to your doctor. I have added a link below that explains more in detail what a pelvic ct can detect.Also, I included a link to see what kinds of tests may be ordered to help diagnose cervical cancer.Hope this helps.est Answer: A CT doesnât find anything it takes a picture and a doctor reads it and reports their findings. Ideally cervical cancer would never be seen this way it should be found on pap smear when it is still too small to be seen on CT.