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Old 08-23-2015, 11:08 AM #1
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Question Upright MRI?

Has anyone had a *normal* supine mri but an abnormal upright mri?

Im hypermobile and my median nerve distribution has been 24/7 fatigued, numb fingers, swelling sensations for 5 years now. Huge tia
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if i used an inflatable cervical traction collar for 10 minutes or so and my hands felt less numb afterwards, is that a good way of self-dxing a pinched disc?
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