I had the same problem. The dr knew I was in pain and he could push on areas that I hurt, but the MRI did not show anything. He did a discogram. Inserted dye into the discs, causing pressure, then ask me to rate the pain on a scale of 1-10. It was painful from the pressure, but it let him know where the pain was. He kept note of the pain scale and then I had some kind of scan that showed up the dye. That is how he found mine. So, everything does not always show on the MRI. It was worth the pain to find it so he could treat it. Wish you the best.
you might look at getting a standing MRI - they sometimes show more than the ones that you lay down in.
Hi....do u have a copy?...what does it say?.....what were they looking for?
Most radiologists only report on what they were told to look for...they can make mistakes and it is their opinion.
"selma"