what does it sound like if you are getting an MRI scan of your brain?

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It is a rapid clicking sound. MRIs are really easy on patients!

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Like you are dumb.

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It will not hurt you will have some ear plugs you will hear a clicking sound

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It's pretty noisy. Goes something like this.
"purdy purdy purdy diiiieeee diiieeee diiieeeee bang bang bang bang bang"

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It is a quick and painless procedure requested to find out what is happening in your brain, check out any signs of trauma, injuries, changes etc. for either purpose (Physiological/mental)

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It is very loud. There is a lot of knocking sounds. I had a brain tumor 6 years ago and have a MRI every year

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I HAD TWO, ITS LIKE A HAMMER POUNDING ON METAL SOME OF THE TIME, THEN CLICKING, IF YOU ARE CLAUSTROPHOBIC YOU MAY WANT TO TAKE THE PILL THEY OFFER YOU, ALL IN ALL THEY AREN'T BAD.

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They put ear plugs in and foam pads over your ears, you just hear some light banging noises and the tech will talk you through it. I almost fell asleep!

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actually th MRI scanning process is sound-free (magnetic fields, what do you expect? :-) )the sounds come from various moving parts within the machine. sounds scary but doesn't hurt you one wee bit

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They'll give you earplugs to put in your ears. After that, you'll hear something like a hammer hitting metal or a jackhammer. The technician is usually talking to you throughout the whole process. I recommend closing your eyes if you're claustrophobic =)

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Clack, clack clack, clack, clack clack,clack,clack, for long period of times, it is very uncomfortable, but it is very helpful to find out a lot of things.

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