Hi guys, I posted back along about my partner not being able to lie flat for an mri so I was questioning an open scanner which I've later found out are not anywhere near as benofficial.
He is 5 years over due because he can't lie down, the eply manouver is not an option as his vertigo is so chronic, he's had in excess of 13 appointments canceled in this time, he has only ever seen his neurologist twice in 5 years.
We can never get hold of his ms nurse as she is always away or unavailable for whatever reason so he basically just goes without.
Unbelievable...... However, after making numerous phone calls and having a squeezed appointment with his neuro last Friday, he was... to my absolute complete shock.... offered a mri scan for the following Tuesday!!!!!!! π³ π³ π³
It was also requested that he lie on his front and the radiography team had no issue with this at all. So he's had his 2nd scan since his diagnosis FINALLY π€π€π€π€ and he's over the moon, results come in 2 weeks.
Peace out π
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this seems a solution so far, but had you tried putting him out with valium. I can not stay still in an MRI after all these years and I just take a few valium tablets and sleep through it. Of course there is somebody with me there and the way home
It makes no difference what pills he takes I'm afraid, he can't under any circumstances lie on his back. But it works on his front, he's comfortable, they are happy to scan him that way so happy days xxx
When you posted that he couldn't lie down, I assumed, perhaps like the doctors, that he had to sleep sitting up. It never occurred to me to ask how he slept. If I had asked, I would have understood his situation better. In my defense, I am not trained as a diagnostician although doctors and NPs presumably are!
this is great it so odd that no one offered to do it this way years ago...wow so glad sure hope all comes out for the better ...take care and be safe...
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