How does MRI work?
The MRI machine uses strong magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of the inside of your body.
Sometimes, doctors need more than one MRI to track how well a treatment is working or to check if a condition has changed.
Yes, MRIs are generally safe. They don't use radiation like X-rays, so they're safer to use multiple times.
MRIs make loud noises during the scan, but these sounds are just the machine working to capture images.
You'll need to remove metal objects because the strong magnets in the machine can pull them.
You lie down inside a large tube and need to stay very still to get clear images. Sometimes, you might hear instructions through a speaker.
It's normal to feel a bit warm during an MRI scan; it’s just the machine at work.
Always follow your doctor's instructions about having multiple MRI scans. They know what’s best for your health.