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results from cat scan back

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Spoke with nurse at mds office this am. She said the md hasn't looked at it yet but she had it. She said "it doesn't look real bad. Radiologist recommend follow up with ultrasound in 3 months". What yall think? Beth
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good, no immediate action needed! congrats! xo
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Would like to have a little "support" on this topic. Thanks for your response Amaterasu. Beth
Mckenzie
Mckenzie
Well Beth, I for one would definately want more of a answer to this.... make an appointment and get the whole story from your doctor.

Also for the Radiologist to recommend a follow up within 3 months, is making me nervous, why soo soon.

Get on the phone and get an appointment, you need to be explain exactly what's going on, and why get a follow up soo soon.

Keep us posted.
Mckenzie
one day at the time
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