Potential NSF client did not have any known kidney or liver problems prior to his MRIs with contrast.  He was diagnosed with Type II Diabetes 4/5 years ago. He had 2 MRIs with contrast done in the late 1990's (ankle and knee) followed by surgery. While still in therapy after the surgeries, NSF Client  began developing red/dark skin between his ankle and his knee on both legs.  The area also develops a pimply type rash right below the knee.  The area itches.  He has swelling/tightening and hardening/thickening of the skin in the same area.  NSF client suffers from joint pain/stiffness, muscle weakness and muscle contractures. NSF Client is going to go to his primary treating doctor and ask the doctor whether or not NSF punch biopsy testing is needed or not.

These basic fact summaries are provided to help others to read the actual complaints of other MRI victims. No client names or other identifying facts are provided so as to keep the client's identity private, but enough facts so as to help others in understand problems experienced.

If you have had similar skin, muscle or joint problem or reactions following a MRI and would like to get more information about NSF and/or NSF testing, then call us at 1-800-883-9858