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I had three MRI's in a row of my cervical, thoracic and lumbar spines. I was in the MRI machine for just shy of two hours. I was pretty freaked by the size of the machine so I took a good dose of pain meds which relaxed me.

Not sure if my pain mgmt doc would completely agree with that, but it worked.


good luck.

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