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By ashily24 - 07/02/2018 15:00
I'm so sorry OP!!!! I wouldn't worry until there's something definite to worry about!!! I know its easier said than done but just try!!! I'd love a followup!!!!
Pretty sure it's illegal for you to not follow up on this for us
Hopefully by now you know and can give us an update..
you need to give us an update
this definitely needs a follow up.
Follow up pleeeeease
He probably saw The largest prostate tumor he has seen in his life
Hello OP! I am actually in training to become a tech. Although they teach us a lot about medical indications, in the field we only need those if the patient needs to be treated immediately, according to what we see on the scan. Seeing that your tech had no problem letting you wait a few days for the outcome, it probably means that it isn't life threatening right now. Good luck on the actual outcome!
Trolling you let's hope
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The tech can't legally tell you. But in all honesty he could be wrong. In the hospital I have had techs say someone had cancer/stroke/ etc. which they didn't. Or that someone is completely normal and fine, but were full of cancer.
You'll get to know soon OP. You'd rather hear it from a professional anyways. The tech could just see something normal that he thinks is off.