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Veronicanoel

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Mri When I Was Almost 4 Weeks Posted: 11-09-04 08:08am


I have been having headaches for about 1 year. They have become constant so I went to a neurologist who sent me for an mri w/contrast on 11/1. On 11/5 I found out I was about 4 weeks pregnant. I am very scared that this might have harmed my baby. Anyone have this happen to them? Help!!!!!

PattyV

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Posted: 11-10-04 13:34pm


I'm not sure about the mri,but if your migraines are becoming more intense,they could be hormone related and pregnancy may make them worse(sorry ).Ask your doctor when you go for your initial ob visit if the mri may have been harmful to your baby.I hope you have a healthy and happy baby!!Patty

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