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Default Lost all feeling in hands during MRI
I had a weird/somewhat scary experience today. During my MRI ( prior to injection of dye) I lost all feeling in my hands. I could not move the left one at all, and could only move 2 fingers on my right hand. They also hurt. I got all sensation and movement back afterwards. It took about 10 minutes for this to happen. I have never experienced this before although they occasionally get a little tingly.
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