I had gone in for an mri yesterday prior to having my gall bladder removed. I had a very light spotty period at the time. During the mri my uterus are felt warm inside at certain points. Within the hour I had cramping along the front of my uterus left to right and have had a heavy clotty period since. I do have endometriosis so it isn’t that unusual for me but my thyroid meds have normalized it to a very ligh flow with minimal cramping. I can’t believe that it is pure coincidence.
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Hi all, I’m glad I’ve found you all.
I had an MRI lower back/tailbone done on Friday last week (it’s now Thursday following)... was on the bottom end of my period and I was expecting it to finish over the weekend. I remember feeling a warm feeling in my tummy during the MRI and feeling a little strange but just put it down to the waves of magnetism and the loud noise.
Over the weekend I went from spotting to bleeding heavily (but it was all dark, warm brown coloured blood, not red/maroon like my blood is normally), and this bleeding was a different consistency to what I normally get. Colour has over the week gotten back to ‘normal’ and thickened again, however tonight I find that (although small) I’m passing quite tough, rubber-like clots.
Talking to my doc about it tomorrow but like the rest of us we’ll just get told there’s no link.
Time to start calling on families and friends to lobby for a study.
I had an MRI lower back/tailbone done on Friday last week (it’s now Thursday following)... was on the bottom end of my period and I was expecting it to finish over the weekend. I remember feeling a warm feeling in my tummy during the MRI and feeling a little strange but just put it down to the waves of magnetism and the loud noise.
Over the weekend I went from spotting to bleeding heavily (but it was all dark, warm brown coloured blood, not red/maroon like my blood is normally), and this bleeding was a different consistency to what I normally get. Colour has over the week gotten back to ‘normal’ and thickened again, however tonight I find that (although small) I’m passing quite tough, rubber-like clots.
Talking to my doc about it tomorrow but like the rest of us we’ll just get told there’s no link.
Time to start calling on families and friends to lobby for a study.
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Ok,so I had 5 hours of mris 4 of my right arm with contrast and 1 of my cervical spine without contrast.
I was put to sleep for these mri's . I had all these mri's on the 17th of February, 2021 and came home feeling like c**p and even now still ,on February the 25th feeling bad.
The main reason I am posting this is because I started my period today ,February, the 25th and am not supposed to start until next month on the 5th of March..???? I just had 6 days of my period starting on the 5th of February!!!
Can anyone help me to understand this???
I was put to sleep for these mri's . I had all these mri's on the 17th of February, 2021 and came home feeling like c**p and even now still ,on February the 25th feeling bad.
The main reason I am posting this is because I started my period today ,February, the 25th and am not supposed to start until next month on the 5th of March..???? I just had 6 days of my period starting on the 5th of February!!!
Can anyone help me to understand this???
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I had an MRI March 18, 2021 on my spine. I haven’t had my period in two years due to an endometrial ablation two years ago. I’m 49 years old, but due to a recent hormone check, I know I am not menopausal yet. Thirty minutes after the MRI, I got my period, and have been bleeding bright red blood with blots for two days now with cramps. There is a connection and I do not know why doctors are denying it.
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Hi, wednesday 29 sept I got a MRI of my chest (no contrast). I just finished my period a few days before, then 3 oct I started spotting and yesterday I started to have a heavy bleeding that continued like I got again my menstruation.
An MRI machine is like a hugh magnet. Could a strong and changed magnetic field influence the menses? The moon for example is primary responsible for the tides of the ocean and they say it also effects our menses. The moon has a 'variable' magnetic field..
An MRI machine is like a hugh magnet. Could a strong and changed magnetic field influence the menses? The moon for example is primary responsible for the tides of the ocean and they say it also effects our menses. The moon has a 'variable' magnetic field..
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So glad I found this thread. I had an MRI with contrast yesterday. Was on day 3 of my period. At home 2 hours later I flooded 4 towels in 40 minutes. Flooding is not unusual for me but not to the amount of blood loss as yesterday. I am worried now as I have another MRI again with contrast tomorrow
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this is the EXACT same thing that happened to me i'm in full blown menopause haven't had a period in 1 whole year and had and MRI Tuesday a period came Wednesday dark brown then later in the day dark red
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this is the EXACT same thing that happened to me i'm in full blown menopause haven't had a period in 1 whole year and had and MRI Tuesday a period came Wednesday dark brown then later in the day dark red
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this is the EXACT same thing that happened to me i'm in full blown menopause haven't had a period in 1 whole year and had and MRI Tuesday a period came Wednesday dark brown then later in the day dark red
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Me - 56, 3 years since periods stopped. MRI lumbar spine & sacral (lower back) no contrast. Felt uncomfortably warm/hot during the scan & felt too warm in that area for most of day. Next day, lower back pain kicked in big-time, which was odd because I'd had very little pain for 2-3 months previously. Also feeling oddly too warm, uncomfortable & a bit bloaty in that area for that week. One week after scan, a spot of bright red blood & then full cramping/bloating/period type pain arrived & stayed. Now 2 weeks since scan, & can't tell which is most painful my back or abdomen & it's keeping me awake. Told doctor, who said it's nothing to do with MRI & just put me on cancer pathway & booked hysteroscopy & all that scary invasive stuff. So glad my husband found this site for me. It's been sad to see how many have had similar experiences but reassuring to know I'm not imagining it or mad, and thank you to those who said it goes back to normal after couple months. I shall be having my pre-hysteroscopy consultation about that time. It will be interesting to see how I am by then & what the consultants think of it all.
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I just had an MRI a few (4) hours ago . My period wasn’t due for almost another week and I’m regular as clockwork. Now I’m nauseous and experiencing severe abdominal and back cramping and I’m literally squirting blood and weird little clots . I’m sweating and have muscle twitching all over my lower back .
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I had 2 MRIs done this past month. Only one of them would have gotten my uterus. I am now 7 days late. I have never been late, I am always regular and there is no chance I’m pregnant. I have had 0 symptoms I usually have prior to my period as well (cramping, achy boobs etc). Can MRIs really affect this?!!
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I had 2 MRIs done this past month. Only one of them would have gotten my uterus. I am now 7 days late. I have never been late, I am always regular and there is no chance I’m pregnant. I have had 0 symptoms I usually have prior to my period as well (cramping, achy boobs etc). Can MRIs really affect this?!!
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I just had an MRI of my uterus for fibroids at 8:00 this morning. By 11:00 my period suddenly started. My last one started just 20 days ago. By 12:00 I had bled through a super absorbency tampon. I bled through my second at 1:00 and then my third at 2:00. I also have clots. I have a degenerating fibroid and have been experiencing spotty bleeding which is why my doctor had me get the MRI. I have no pain but I have my normal "heaviness" in my lower stomach area the I get when I have my period. Could the MRI have caused this?
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I had a MRI a month ago and my period is now 7 days late also. I have no other symptoms.
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