A doctor will order an MRI if they suspect compression of you nerves/spinal cord. Speaking from experience, usually they will send you home to rest a couple days, then try "conservative treatment" which are minor stretching exercises, anti-inflamatories, etc. Then if the problem continues they order the MRI and refer you to a neurosurgeon if the MRI show positive for disk degeneration or nerve impairment. Bottom line is unless you have obvious neurological symptoms they won't order the MRI until you've come back 2 or 3 times and are not improving.
due to constent back pain
I am having sever pain in my neck and the back of my head. I am having an MRI of my neck and wanted to now what that would show.
You don't. It's dishonest and downright deplorable to do something like that.
C9 could refer to the form used by Workers' Compensation to request an MRI.
Yes, if you are still having pains, you will need to get a MRI. You will need to schedule this with your doctor.
There are several different tests that can be performed to help determine the cause of back pain. Some of the tests are : MRI, CT Scan, Physical Exam, Bone Scan etc.
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If you're having severe back pain you should consider seeing your doctor immediately for x-rays and further testing.
You should probably get an MRI and have it reviewed by a spine care specialist. Please see related link below.
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It can. I would talk to your doctor. A bulging disc can cause all kinds of symptoms such as back pain, radiating leg pain, hip pain, foot numbness, neck pain, arm pain, etc.. The only way to really be sure is to be seen and hopefully get an MRI or CT Scan to be sure.
There is no pain involved in the MRI. The venous access to inject gadolinium involves a intravenous catheter.