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Months passed...
It began to get worse...
So bad that it stay numb for hours.
I never passed out.
Never got sick over it...
It was just a numbing sensation id only get at night... or when laying down some how.
I got an MRI, Xrays, etc...
Nothing was found.
I was dismissed without any concern.
Mind you Im 25... Ive had two healthy pregnancies, no known health issues at all, never smoked, did drugs, nothing. Very healthy...
The numbing became less and less and not as often.. so I assumed it was stress?
Here we are though almost a year later and things are getting dramatically worse.
Hi and welcome to the back and neck support forum.
I can relate to having medical issues and drs not knowing what it could possibly be.I too was dismissed. Do u have copies of ur original MRI's and the reports? If not, go to the location of the studies and request them. Also if the tests were done more than 6 months ago, get them redone and compared to the original.
Have u been in an accident, fall or had a trauma to ur back or neck?
R u seeing a NL?....they r the ones that dx and if needed send u to a NS.
I can relate to having medical issues and drs not knowing what it could possibly be.I too was dismissed. Do u have copies of ur original MRI's and the reports? If not, go to the location of the studies and request them. Also if the tests were done more than 6 months ago, get them redone and compared to the original.
Have u been in an accident, fall or had a trauma to ur back or neck?
R u seeing a NL?....they r the ones that dx and if needed send u to a NS.
"selma"