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januarybabe 06-14-2013 12:22 PM

What can MRI reveal?
 
I had MRI for PN yesterday. My doctor appointment is next week to discuss results. What can MRI reveal?

BTW, I requested something to calm me down as I thought I might jump from PN pain like feeling ants biting my ankles. I had Rx for Xanac.

I remember start of test and noise. I had headphones and music piped in. I requested Enya. I must have fallen asleep as I remember being rolled out and saying, "Is it over?"

It wasn't nearly as scary as I thought.

MRI was of spine.

Dr. Smith 06-14-2013 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by januarybabe (Post 992185)
I had MRI for PN yesterday. My doctor appointment is next week to discuss results. What can MRI reveal?

One short answer is....
Quote:

Imaging tests. Your doctor may request a CT scan or MRI to look for herniated disks, tumors or other abnormalities.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/per...-and-diagnosis
You can find more in this search.

Doc

daniella 06-15-2013 02:23 AM

I have had a few mris of different areas. I think there are a variety of things it can show but for me I think they were looking for a tumor,trapped nerve,growth,etc. I know at one time they were looking at if I had ms and I am not sure if that would be found in an mri but I did not.
I hope you get some answers from your doctor and the test results are ok or very easy to fix. I know sometimes for me with these tests since my condition is from the unknown why I want something to show obviously that is small and easy to fix so I can feel better.


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