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hi all,
i was wondering if anyone here had an upright cervical mri show things that a supine mri did not, is it worth nagging a doctor to order one. i have had 24/7 bilateral paresthesias in both my hands since 2010 with my index finger being the most numb, entire median nerve distribution feels pinched and fatigued. however my supine mri i had years ago was normal fwiw, i am hypermobile and my first rib and neck bones move and exacerbate my condition and may cause *more numbness* on one side vs the other however the baseline pinching/fatigue/numbness is aaaaaaaaaaaaaalways present. i tried looking for journals online discussing this but they all mention how upright mris are useful in chiari which i dont believe i have HUGE THANKS IN ADVANCE
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last felt my fingertips august 2010 . |
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