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He might really enjoy messing with people
someone else lives inside of you
it's the herp and it's contagious
My husband was mis-diagnosed by the ER nurse (that was just "trying to be helpful"). She over looked his X-rays and told us it looks like it could be Hodgkin's Lymphoma. It was a benign tumour on his thymus gland, serious but definitely not cancer! She had us panicked for days until we saw the doctor, whom was the right person to give the correct diagnosis. Waiting for results suck but it's better then given misinformation.
I really want to know what he saw...
I agree, we could really use a follow up on this one.
Two midgets ******** into a bucket.
This requires a follow up
I'm going to school for Radiography and by the Practice Standards it is actually malpractice practice to tell a patient what they see on any radiograph because it is considered to be "diagnosing the patient" and Registered Technologists don't have the proper credentials or education to do such. So we are supposed to tell a patient that they need to follow-up with their doctor for any results. it's not to be mean or anything it's just that. Hope that it's nothing serious though!
Deep breaths, OP, there's a reason he's a tech and you have a doctor. We don't teach the tech how to interpret results.
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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.