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Hi All,another question,when I had my MRI done,it felt like my hands were being electrocuted,it really hurt,anyone else have this happen?I thought it was supposed to be painless!!!!
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Weird....did you tell the techs? I had a brain MRI and I never felt any pain...
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It is.  I just had another one on Thursday I was in the machine for 45 mins as they did a spinal check as well, I just felt fuzzy and had blurred vision when I came out.  Did you have any metal on you or nail varnish??  Maybe it was just the case of lying still for such a long time and it was pressing on your nerve endings??
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Hi and thanks for your replies,I asked the Lab tech after the MRI and she said"ya it happens to some people"unfortunately I felt to out of it to question her further,I did not have any metal or nail polish on,BUT someone did suggest teeth fillings?! I have a few but not enough that I would think would get that kind of reaction,just hoping the next one goes better,thanks for your replies!!!
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That happened to me with an upright MRI. I, who knows why, put the tips of my thumbs together and they were burning.
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