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I’ve had EMG nvs Mris xrays you name it.
That’s why I’m looking into MR NEUROGRAPY.
But you have to have a doctors order and finding one right now seems like looking for the end of the rainbow
Thank you for your reply. I will check out the link you posted. Interesting that you mention L5-S1 nerve compression because the MRI showed this. I originally had endometriosis that they thought burrowed deep in my pelvis and attached to the lumbar/sacral plexus. The pain originated in the sacrum that felt like back labor and the nerves would fire from there. The MRI showed nothing at that time. About 8 years ago I started having leg and feet pain that has progressively been getting worse. It gets unbearable if I walk even a few blocks or do any movement or stand or sit too long. The PGAD symptoms started during this time. I had a lumbar MRI that showed narrowing at L5-S1. It is confusing.