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Old 12-20-2009, 02:31 PM #1
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Ok, but I did several X-Rays and never experience pain...

I feel so bad... I feel so lonely in this battle againts mRIs. They caused me so much pain. As I said before, Since my last MRI I have pain even in my genitals. And why? One day we will find out why. I jus wanna know if it is NP or reversible. I read that the explanation for NP was in the spine. I did my MRI o the spine. MAybe there is a connection...
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