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i love this hospital and doctor and new tecnolegy

and i feel very scard the docter say not move they wll get bad image when the song come i cant get behevire

that doctor is so nice

i also do this no tv the song is very high is so bad

Me: Nooo i don't wanna Me 5 seconds later: I GET TO WATCH A MOVIE!!? LET ME IN! Me having the head thingy on: ACTUALLY NO GET ME OUT Me when audio comes on: BANNAAANNNAAAAAA 🤗🎵🎵🎙🎤🎧🎶🎶

I want run rabbit run to be played at a mri scan.

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Ok thanks for this educational videos.

I don't hear the coldhead, why?

FUUUCK I hate this

This is like a tamer version of Chinese water torture in my experience. I survived 20 minutes of it, but would not survive like an hour, hell no!

I fell asleep while getting my MRI scan

Just had one and it lasted about 20-25 min.had headphones on with music that just masked the noise but after about 10 min. I started to get that confined feeling and started to count when they said this next test will take 4 min. and when I thought it was over they said next test will take 5 min. and so on, I almost lost it before it was over. To not move at all in a confined space yeah not looking forward to going through that again. I wouldn't say I am claustrophobic but after 10 - 15 min.I start to .

The TV gave me more anxiety then anything.

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This is a good one for people who have metal implants in their bodies and are unable to have a real one. I used to be able to have an MRI, but I had surgery in 2015 to implant a metal neuromodulation device to help with headaches, and I'm no longer able to have one.

I just stopped my MRI scan after maybe 5 mins inside. I got extremely hight pulse rate and got panicked inside felt extremely claustrophobic and i hit the button. They took ne out and said to me that i need to go back again but with medication for calming and to try again........ im soo sooooooo scared

Literally just had one never again

we don't have this in my country lol

Inaccurate. Daddy was not there for me :(

I cannot not open the eyes, don't know why. It's not that spooky but pretty uncomfortable. Guess I don't have severe case of claustrophobia

Had my first MRI today on my left wrist. Had to lay face down with my left arm above my head and right arm down my side wasn’t the most comfortable I’ve been let’s say

I had one yesterday, I fell asleep.

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this is the same MRI ie been in. in Australia QLD

I had one of these last Wednesday got home had a headache Geiger counter reading was off the charts had diaherra today 4 days later its hard for me to walk and before I walked 30 mins 5 days a week!

* mri turns off * creepy voice trough headphones: "Someone's here with you"

Is this supposed to be helpful?

This looks like the most peaceful MRI ever

I can’t escape the memories I have from my MRI experience. I am not claustrophobic and I was calm the whole 20 minutes. This was like this, but they allowed me to chose something from either Netflix or Disney+. Despite wearing headphones and watching a documentary on the TV via the mirror I still had anxiety despite being somewhat prepared. It came to point I started to heat up due to the radio frequency coil within the machine; and, the room/machine started shaking like a jackhammer and felt like I was in a washing machine….Not a pleasant, simple(but not just loud) experience.

Did one today. No tv, no headphones, insanely loud banging, hands above my head, took a whole hour, my hands went numb, my back hurt like hell, I felt like crying honestly. 0/10

Had my first one today. I was concerned about feeling claustrophobic, but just closing my eyes, trying to focus on breathing and imagining I was laying on the beach helped a lot. They had a noticeable jet of fresh air going through the machine too, that was comforting and helped me relax. I will not say it was fun, but it certainly wasn't too bad

One time I had an mri I was so nervous. Before (way before) I got it (this year) my mom showed me the sounds it makes. When I heard them, I bursted into tears bc I’m am scared of loud noises. I couldn’t believe it bc I had to do it. The day I was gonna get my mri, I was so scared. In my hospital room, I shook there, with my parents with me. I was SUPER nervous about the anesthesia bc I would get a poke, I had a feeling of intense butterflies in my stomach, I felt sick, and my stomach hurt so bad. That’s how scared I was. When I got wheeled into the mri room, I started crying hard. I was having a full on panic attack. I felt really tingly bc of my anxiety + the panic attack. Before they poked me, they but me to sleep. I was given laughing gas, it only was a matter of seconds before I fell asleep. since I was asleep, I can’t remember anything, not even the sounds, not even the poke! When I woke up, I was in my hospital room again, I felt nauseous like I was gonna throw up. But I didn’t! I said “it’s over already..?” I was still a little groggy at the time. It was quite the experience, but it was worth it. My results came in and my brain was perfectly normal. My parents though I had cerebral palsy. But I didn’t. That was my experience, thank you for reading. :)

Did this today with nearly the same setup they gave me some type of headphones and i closed my eyes while in it felt like a half nap wasnt too bad. But did feel tired when waking up.

only problem is, mris arent this short, and through the times ive been in an mri, it didnt have a movie playing. i had mutiple mris, one today, and they are hard. today it was over 50 minutes long, i felt numb, you cant move, you cant itch yourself, and if your uncomfertable, you cannot re adjust yourself. i even took xanax, and that did nothing. no, im not over reacting, that was my whole experience. they said it would be atleast 20-40 minutes long.

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That room looks so inviting must be a children’s hospital

I wish here in the uk they had a tv inside like this one...im due to have mine soon and im caulstrofobic....im very scared 🤦‍♀️

No tv, no mirror, just a cagelike contraption. I am not claustrophobic but still I kept my eyes closed. However the worst thing was the noise. The jackhammer sequence starten, the table was shaking violently and I could see flashing lights ( apparently that was my retina). I thought the machine was broken, it was so scary.

I like how in Switzerland it's nothing like this. Mine lasted for over an hour today, and I was NOT prepared for it to be this long. I didn't move, they didn't have to start over anything, but hey apparently for the neck it takes forever. The little mirrors in switzerland show you... your own eyes. That's right. No movies, no headphones with music, just earplugs and your own thoughts. All was going well, I was managing to battle my thoughts (I'm not claustrophobic but ffs, nobody would like to lay in there for an hour), tried to think about something else and at some points the doctors were like: "Hey, we're just getting the images to another doctor" Me: "Alright, can you get me out at least?" Doctors: Nobody there Me: "Hello? Can you get me out of the scanner now please? Chuck me back in if needed after, whatever but, take me out?" Doctors: Still nobody there Me: Squeezes the alarm thing Doctors: Nobody at all anywhere around Me and my mind: "What the fuck? How long will these doctors take to come back now? Are they having a little chat outside?" I squeeze the alarm again. Doctors: Nobodyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy around My mind: OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD THIS IS IT! NO MORE SELF CONTROL! Doctors, arriving all chill: "Oh sorry hehe, let me get you out of there" So yeah, no chill movies, no 15 short minutes exams, no music. I really hope other people's places are a bit less messed up.

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Omg it so amazing 🙂

This looked wonderful compared to the one i had. Head blocks and earplugs were all i got. No tv and no music or mirror so all I had to stare up at was the roof of the machine and heard a faint voice twice throughout the 25 minutes saying they were moving me up a little. The noise was terrible even with headphones in and i felt buried. Maybe it varies in different hospitals but i shut my eyes and thankfully got through it that way but would never want to go back in again. Some of these machines on youtube look bigger than others also. My face felt so close to the roof and i felt squashed in unlike some shown on here.

Had one last night. Took meds before. I think the trick is to never open your eyes as soon as you lay down and ask for earplugs and headphones before. I repeat-never open your eyes until you’re out and the test is completely over. Mine was 45 min long and without and with contrast injection. If you get it with and without contrast you go into that machine twice so don’t open your eyes! Even with meds I have to calm myself down as my breathing is erratic I have to talk myself through it in my mind. Hope this helps!