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Anyone that has had an MRI, SO DID YOU FEEL THE SKIN ON LOWER CALVES has gotten thicker or just feels a lot more "course". Or rough ? Have you had serious pain in your legs or feet after your MRI ? Did your contrast dye consist of Gadolinium ?
| I feel fine | 10 | |
| Now that you mention it, I do ache now and then. | 0 | |
| Skin on lower legs about halfway up calves looks and feels different., | 0 | |
| Aching in joints or no. | 1 |
If you experience any discomfort following an MRI, we wouldn't be able to tell you if it's normal. You're better off notifying your GP and see what he has to say.
ive only had mri for orthopedic shit so no tracer dye
no side effects except a lighter wallet
Important question here, do you have tattoos in your legs that where stenciled from questionable places. Because if some of the materials in the dye had metal in it there would be some physical consequences to being in an MRI. But seeing how your skin on your legs wernt ripped off I'm going to assume it was something else.
No tattoos, and I did forget to say that after my MRI a short time later, not even a week when I would put socks on or off, my skin feels hyper sensetive. My skin felt like it was on fire, burning sensation. So many different side effects for different people.
I guess I'm just trying to get better understanding of the side effects of the Gadolinium.
I don't know what your talking about mate. I've had two MRI's before and no issues that I noticed. What don't you and this on a site like PubMed instead of here. We don't know shit about this probably, I would be surprised if any doctors go on isitnormal. Lol!