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he could have been really watching Netflix on the job and didn't want to tell you he was really watching pretty little liars
Op give more info!
Trust me, it's way worse when they call their supervisor in to get a second opinion. I had a lump in my breast they did an ultrasound on. The tech had no idea, so she called her supervisor. Who called in the doctor on call. There were probably 5 people in the room looking at my scans. They doctor finally said- "I don't know what that is, but you should find a surgeon soon. Uh, just to be safe." (It was benign). I know what you mean about them being closed mouthed about the results (I had a frickin' DVT and they didn't even tell me!) so that really freaked me out when they called specialists in while I was still in the room. Like everyone said above, if it's really bad- you find out within a few hours.
That is my worst nightmare... I'm a hypochondriac and one of my worst fears is getting a terrible disease. Best wishes, OP.
What were the results??? Lol
Maybe quadruplets ?
goodness.. I hope everything is okay OP.
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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.