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Old 07-31-2012, 09:58 PM #2
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Hello All! I was just recently at the neurologist and she reccomended an MRI for some sever pain that I have been having on my left side of my head, neck, face and ear. I really want to to a handle on what is happenning to me so that I can start to feel better. My question is.... will an MRI beable to diagnose TN and other nerve problems or is it a waste of time? Thanks so much for any responses that you can give. Feeling so lost right now.
MRI's can show compressions if the proper one is used but most often they are used to rule out a lot of other causes of pain and its used as a tool to make an accurate diagnosis. I was glad to have mine done. It rules out MS, tumors, and alot of other things and it gave me some peace of mind.

Best of luck to you, ee
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