Thanks all. Got myself really worked up this time. Doesnt help that it keeps breaking down, if I’m not here for a few days its because I’m trapped in there
Hi Nikki. ((((Big Hugs))))
I also felt nervous when i had my mri scan. A technique that helped me calm myself down was to create a picture in your minds eye of a clear pastel blue sky, an empty clear pastel blue sky with no clouds, sun or even a single bird in it. In my minds eye this huge vast expanse of room or unrestricted space definitely helped me : ) Combined with the remote cord in my hand, the guy operating the mri machine told me if i had any problems while the scan was in progress all i had to do was press the button and then the scan would be stopped. Im not sure if all mri scan machines have this remote button, but i did not need to use it anyway.
Hey Nikki hope my experience helps you , now good luck with your scan, I’m sure you will be just fine
I am a bit confused ! saw my neuro three weeks ago and on the basis of my clinical history and examination he told me outright I have Benign MS. I am also having an MRI soon. Both my partner and myself work in the clinical field and my partner noticed some abnormality with my foot on neuro examination which is still there. The symptoms I have had that lead to me seeing a consultant has also been recorded inaccurately by the neurologist as regards when they appeared. I took a list with me at the time so that I was giving accurate info.
I discussed these with my GP who told me that no diagnosis has been put on the letter and that I am having an MRI to rule out MS. The letter also says that my examination was OK. I was also told by my neuro that he would be referring me to another neurologist who specialises in MS but this again is not in the letter. If my partner hadn’t been in on the consultation I would have questioned myself if these events did happen.
The consultant seemed a very nice and understanding doctor but I feel it’s difficult to raise these issues because who do I raise them to ? I feel in limbo now - one minute I have a diagnosis now I’m not so sure.