Questions

I have some questions for you.

1) Have you ever had an MRI done?
2) If you answered yes to the previous question, did the results reveal any abnormalities in your brain?

I don’t think many people get brain scans for mental health issues with possibly the exception of taking the PCL-R to do an assessment for psychopathy. I’ve read a lot of theories that pwNPD and possibly other disorders have similar damage to the brain as seen in psychopaths, it’s believed to be a combination of genetics and repeated overloads of stress hormones in critical developmental stages of life which can cause brain damage. It’s an interesting subject

anxiousguy96 wrote:I have some questions for you.

1) Have you ever had an MRI done?
2) If you answered yes to the previous question, did the results reveal any abnormalities in your brain?

1. Yes.
2. No.

@OP

Yes and yes.

Be aware that this isn't a black and white issue. There are many factors involved, and a lack of response to stimulus can be caused by many things.

Question for you: Why are you looking into this now?

I had an mri done and I passed.

Manners73 wrote:I had an mri done and I passed.

How do you "pass" an MRI?

I’m alittle surprised how many brain scans people on here have had. Maybe the US should be doing more of them

justonemoreperson wrote:

Manners73 wrote:I had an mri done and I passed.

How do you "pass" an MRI?

Soz, wrote it in a rush. What I meant to say was that I was all clear.

I only had it done after a bad cycling accident.

Esmoke wrote:I’m alittle surprised how many brain scans people on here have had. Maybe the US should be doing more of them

Maybe other countries are doing too much brain scans. I mean it's okay for healthy problems, but I find it a little excessive for psychological reasons - unless it's something very serious.