Suggest Treatment For A Pulsating Artery In Both The Wrists
had an mri of the brain yesterday at noon
i returned home at 3pm and my wrist felt unusually warm. my left wrist
by late evening the hot sensation was gone but i noticed a pulsing artery in my left palm and i could see a pulse on both of my wrists.
i never have this.
i know its an artery because when i cut circulation from wrist pulsing stopped.
i have low blood pressure 100/70 and normal pulse 80
what do i do
You could be having a Vasodilatory reaction after the MRI and also could be due to some contrast that might have been given during the test. It should not be a problem as long as there is no redness, pain or discoloration of the fingers. Do not worry about it and put it in cool water few times a day and try limb elevation therapy while you are lying down so that your hands remain above the level of your heart. Do feel free to contact me if the problem persists after a week or ten days. Take care, Dr Rishi.
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Suggest Treatment For A Pulsating Artery In Both The Wrists
You could be having a Vasodilatory reaction after the MRI and also could be due to some contrast that might have been given during the test. It should not be a problem as long as there is no redness, pain or discoloration of the fingers. Do not worry about it and put it in cool water few times a day and try limb elevation therapy while you are lying down so that your hands remain above the level of your heart. Do feel free to contact me if the problem persists after a week or ten days. Take care, Dr Rishi.