Silent Scan MRI Wasn’t So Silent... Help!

Sorry for the late reply.

It’s hard to say. The spike definitely improved a bit, but not completely. I did however get more used to it and life improved.

 

@Rust glad to read you are doing okay.

I remember reading @Ed209 experience with a very loud MRI. He can explain it better. He had the same reaction as you if I remember correctly. But dealt with a lot of guilt for not stopping the procedure when it became intolerable.

Like you he is now doing okay.

But having knowledge about this is so important.

 

@Rust
I’m glad to hear of the improvement and hope that it will continue.

 

How is everyone doing now? I have previously very bad hyperacusis that had finally improved but I seem to have torn or damaged a muscle in my foot and doctors want an MRI.

 

Hard to fully say if it got worse, but it did subside a bit and I feel okay and like I recovered well in the end. So, even if it is a little worse, I think things returned to something close to normal. Many other spikes have got in the way since then!
Please bear in mind my MRI was a supposed ‘quiet’ one, and I don’t think I would of gone near a regular one. So it may be worth you looking around for one which has newer quiet sequences.

All the best,
R