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Old 02-12-2008, 08:01 PM #11
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I would like to ask a question here. Why so many repeated LPs and MRIs? Unless you are undx, there is little reason to go through the pain and discomfort of additional LPs or MRIs for that matter.

If you are DX and there are no other unforseen problems, then what does the Doc tell you when he/she wants to do another invasive procedure? Just for kicks? Curiosity?

Just wondering.
Hi Sally! I had 2 lp's for totally different reasons. One was for dx and the other was to check for meningitis when I was really sick long ago.
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