I have a needle in my hip bone..............
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Originally Posted by lauriejo
I wonder if because needles are usually stainless steel they are not magnetic? I can't imagine why they don't just remove though?
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They told me that it would not have an inpact, as the magnetic field would not be strong enough to move it. At the most, it might get hot. I did feel a warm sensation in the aerea the made the MRI, but not particulary around the needle.
thanks for all wellwishing.
Granny
thanks for all wellwishing.
Granny
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If this Dr's don't help you with the surg to get it out please don't suffer get another opinion. Pain meds mask the symptoms I don't know if your taking something for inflammation also but that needle may have moved a little and that is why your getting pain now. I hope you have med ins. because ins will pay for a second opinion so don't suffer. Sue
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Thanks Sue
In Switzerland health insurance is compulsory and we have a very good health system.......... :oops: :oops:
My general practitioner is on holiday for two weeks and we agreed that he sends me to a surgeon as soon as he is back. Hope to find one that is not affraid of taking it out.
The pain is not gone but it is bearable right now.
Granny
In Switzerland health insurance is compulsory and we have a very good health system.......... :oops: :oops:
My general practitioner is on holiday for two weeks and we agreed that he sends me to a surgeon as soon as he is back. Hope to find one that is not affraid of taking it out.
The pain is not gone but it is bearable right now.
Granny
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Originally Posted by granny_59
Thanks Sue
In Switzerland health insurance is compulsory and we have a very good health system.......... :oops: :oops:
My general practitioner is on holiday for two weeks and we agreed that he sends me to a surgeon as soon as he is back. Hope to find one that is not affraid of taking it out.
The pain is not gone but it is bearable right now.
Granny
In Switzerland health insurance is compulsory and we have a very good health system.......... :oops: :oops:
My general practitioner is on holiday for two weeks and we agreed that he sends me to a surgeon as soon as he is back. Hope to find one that is not affraid of taking it out.
The pain is not gone but it is bearable right now.
Granny
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I didn't realize you was in Switerland. I'm glad you have good health care. Just kinda take it easy until he gets back and can get you taken care of it always happens when your Dr. is on vacation. I hear other people talk about health coverage in other countries and they say you have to wait a long time that's why they like the USA but from what I hear it's better in other countries. We need a different kind of insurance here for sure. Prayers for you not to be in to much pain. It's a good excuse for you to do something you like but feel quilty taking the time to do. Let us know how you are doing. Sue
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