I went to Mayo Clinic this past September and had 2 MRI's with and without 
contrast and had no problems.  And with the MRI's I was flat on my back for and 
hour or longer.  The CT was only something like 15 minutes.  Both flat on my 
back.  This contrast felt different.  Thanks for your feedback.  
 
As we all should do with any issues we have, I documented who I talked to at 
the doctor's office, the time I called, what she said and what I said.  (for 
what it's worth).



Carol 
Worrying does not empty 
tomorrow of its troubles;
It empties today of its strengths. 

 


 



From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: RE: [TMIC] Cat Scan Adverse Reaction
Date: Thu, 25 Nov 2010 09:02:05 -0600






Carol I just had a 2 hour MRI with and without contrast.  The only discomfort I 
had was from lying flat on my back which is always so painful.  I never could 
do that even before TM.  However, once the MRI was finished and I was up, I 
didn’t have any pain.  If it doesn’t go away soon, I would see your I.M. doc.
 
Patti - Wisconsin
 


From: Carol E [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 2:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [TMIC] Cat Scan Adverse Reaction
 
Has anyone ever had adverse reaction to a cat scan with contrast.  I don't know 
if I had an adverse reaction or sheer coincidence, but about 30-60 minutes 
after the cat scan, I developed pain (I think neurological) which I still have 
24 hours later.  My lesions are at T7-T10 and this pain is about 3-4 inches 
right of my spine and about 4 inches up from my waist and in my groin area on 
the right side.  I reported this to my Internal Medicine doctor's nurse and 
naturally she said it could not be from the radiation or the contrast but 
rather just lying on the hard table for 15 minutes.  I didn't feel 
uncomfortable, but I could have strained getting off the table.  I tend to 
think that the pain in my back is neurological and the pain in my groin is 
muscle, but I don't know.  Respond if you have any ideas.


Carol 

Worrying does not empty 
tomorrow of its troubles;
It empties today of its strengths. 

 
                                          

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