I recently had a EMG, and it seemed to be okay until the needle
Totally unaware that was going to happen. My leg was in pain already and then he put the needle in my groin, I saw stars and swore in Spanish.
Now I've been to the emergency room and to the doctors office, I'm not happy at all. Now I'm suppose to go for therapy on my right leg and lower back? But I said that my abdomen is hurting and my groin area, how is physical therapy going to fix that? Can't drive because every time I move my leg over, the pain shoots right up to my thigh and my groin area! God help us all.
I had a emg of bilateral wrist a live"_electrocution.ive had hell bent shooting pain,"unbelievable "-tingling in fingers,shooting pain to tips of fingers,fron the severe jolts of electricity,shaking nonstop,its a ******* scam I hate doctors and their referal schemes ,using patients as gueony pigs for profit.its ;class action lawsuit"time .ill never give docs my legs(and I thought it was me)
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I had an emg done on my legs in May of 2012 and I have had nerve pain in my legs and knees ever since ever since.before the test I had no knee problems,now I have meniscus tears in both knees . Did anyone seek legal advise and if so, was there something that can be done legally
Hi..I read your past experience with the EMG and wondered how you are doing, I also had a very bad experience with my EMG taken on August 13th 2013. That evening my left leg swelled to twice the size of my right
leg and foot and ankle as well. Doctor finally sent me for a MRI with the final results being a full torn Archillies tendon, Went for another MRE on my
right ankle, Result was a partial tear. I told the neuroligist who performed
the test that I felt the voltage was too high. I had surgery on my left tear on 9/5/13 and hopping on the right foot. Sore as hell. Tinking of taking legal action as well. Let me know how you made out. Bill
To all who are suffering, I pray for your speedy recovery. My saga began almost 2 years ago. I sustained a severe foot crush injury at work. After a year of therapy and unsuccessful treatments, I had surgery to remove a damaged section of my foot. Now months after the surgery, I'm dealing with inflammation, pain, insomnia...You name it. Recently I had an EMG procedure done due to continuing numbness in the foot. After the 2 hour procedure, the doctor said I may have a Herniated Disc in the back. Now a few days after the EMG (which was extremely painful from the shocking, then the needles) I have increasing lower back pain, pain in my legs, ankles, foot, and overall feeling of malaise. Reading the posts on this forum has me worried due to the fact many of you poor people are still in pain months after the EMG was performed. I have already been suffering with ongoing issues because of my foot injury for almost 2 years. It has been a life altering experience not for the better. Here's hoping we all can overcome our agony and have a better quality of life. Good luck and God bless.
I had an EMG done on my leg in May, 2012 and I am still suffering from it. I've had 3 previous EMGs done over the years so I know it is not pleasant but this was unbearable. During the test, the doctor asked me, "What happened to your leg?" About two inches of my calf collapsed. He said "You must have been sitting in the waiting room with your legs crossed." It is now 8 months later, my calf is the same, and the nerve pain continues in the spots where he inserted the needle (ankle, shin, lower calf), and my knee and groin. Three times I had to go for urgent care to get anti-inflammatories because my knee swelled up so bad. When I told my primary care physician, she told me "that's impossible." I am so glad I found this site. Obviously, it's not impossible but I don't know what to do or who to go to for this. I will NOT have another EMG. I had hip replacement this past November and the nerve pain from the EMG (along with my knee swelling again) got so bad it was worse than the surgery.