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Health MRI Scan, Mri Cost in Private Hospital

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rinsedpie
post Mar 21 2018, 08:08 PM

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QUOTE(sezeccc @ Mar 20 2018, 01:31 AM)
Hello, i want to do mri scan for my back bone as im been suspected for sciatica. I want to do in private hospital as i have been told by PPUKM to wait for 6 month. How much does it cost to do mri scan in private hospital? Thanks for your reply.
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I never worked in Malaysia but SIX MONTHS??? What the hell! Plenty of privates around there but prices dont differ much i was told.
6 months! what the F.
Dont you guys pay tax or something there

This post has been edited by rinsedpie: Mar 21 2018, 08:14 PM
rinsedpie
post Mar 29 2018, 10:54 PM

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QUOTE(sezeccc @ Mar 28 2018, 01:25 PM)
yes, because im a student so the fees will be paid by my university. Just i need to wait around 6 months to get the mri scan.
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jeeez h christopher! so long ahhh
well, look after your back
if u hv sciatica, then the nerve root is touched by a component of the disc, most likely the bulging annulus; i dont think its the nucleus pulposus yet.. if u get this in your canal, you're done for and u wont just have sciatica.
look after your back; try not to sneeze so hard, treat any cough early
dont twist your back esp when reaching up eg for a shelve
if people call you from the back, dont turn your head around, just turn your whole stance, whole body around and face the guy
no bending over to pick up stuff
if u r a student, meaning that u r young, and already have sciatica (i wonder if its correctly diagnosed), then your lifting days are over
good luck

tag me if u get your mri, im sure its just the annulus bulging
rinsedpie
post Apr 3 2018, 05:07 AM

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QUOTE(aspartame @ Mar 29 2018, 11:43 PM)
Wah...those restricted movements applicable only to people with sciatica or what? Healthy people should be able to do what u described with ease....
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the trick is not to exaggerate the back probs; so any twisting is not great if u already hv sciatica; back twisting with axial weight loading is even worse.
that guy is just a student, meaning he is young.. he has years infront of him, so he will hv more time to damage his back.
its bad to damage your back at any age.. but better to damage it at 50s than at 20s... at 20s, ouch u will hv years and years of pain ahead

 

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