The x-rays showed my bones as being normal, so we got a referral for a CT scan. It was scheduled for this afternoon and I just got back from getting it done.
Can I just say, ow.
The amount of radiation in the CT scan is much larger than the radiation in an x-ray. And I could feel it. I have a slight headache now and aches and pains all over my body. My ears got uncomfortably warm a few minutes into the scan. Oh, and the machine is big and terrifying.
It was like having a 100,000 cellphones on my body, irradiating my organs.
I really hope it shows something. We'll get results on Friday.
In good news: the doctors here treat me like a human being. And I am slowly getting better, even if the CT scan makes me feel like crap. I was able to bend down for something today. Woot!

I've had a CT scan twice. I used to get random, unexplained headaches as a teenager. They are loud and terrifying, but it's way better than an MRI. (So I hear.)
ReplyDeleteI can't even fit in the MRI, supposedly. They're like super small or something; or I am just massive. Big shoulders and claustrophobia. So I'm glad I could do the CT at least.
DeleteResults tomorrow afternoon!