Vomiting in films
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My dog was vomiting mucus several times a day so I took him to the vet who took 2 xrays, blood and determined he had allergies. She gave him antibiotics, prilosec, benedryl and something else for his stomach which he took for a week. I stopped them after a week and he is throwing mucus up again. I have spent $500. so far. What can i do?
Thanks for your input - I just had the MRI with contrast last Friday and was told the results yesterday. I did not see the films myself though the neurologist looked at the films in another room while I was there.
I have an appointment back with my regular physician who will be given the findings of the neurologist (they are in the same medial center). I will look up all the information I can find on your diagnosis and have plenty of questions next week at my appointment.
I have been going for follow up mamograms and ulstrasounds on my left breast every six months for over two years. At each appointment, it is discovered that the calcifications in my left breast continue to increase and there is one area of concern that is always circled on my films. I now have an appointment for a surgicial consultation as a 2nd set of hands, eyes and opinion.
What can I expect and if this doctor is not worried, should I be?
I doubt your additional films is to see if the area has changed. These films will be concentrated on the suspicious area and involve some magnification. Often these areas will disappear on magnification or spot compression films. Whether it is an issue will be clarified when your next films are taken and read. There is no way to speculate at this point. Regards ....
He didnn't have the mammo films or the ultrasound. I had to go alone, as my husband is in the same hospital.
He wanted me to show him where I thought the lump was. He basically told me nothing seemed out of the ordinary.
**Then he called last night and told me that the lab that did the ultrasound is going to do a biopsy on the outer lateral ---that's all I remember.
Can't find the paper, and need to get back to the hospital with my husband.
Hello, I need help identifying changes that has occurred in the brain. I have uploaded side by side pics of the scans on Googledocs: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nhHyft5KuqAKSdyg8GYsWtMDjrcFfdyojrPhq3XHnDM/edit
We are in discussion with the NS, but he is unsure if what we are seeing is a regrowth of a colloid cyst. There are other changes in the brain that may be the cause of symptoms which include personality changes, headaches etc...
The best way to take the films in such a situation is to draw a line with a ball-point pen and tape another needle to the surface of the knee, directly over the line. Then the same is done with another needle on another axis. After the shots are taken the needles on the surface of the skin are removed, but the pen lines remain. When the fil;m is developed this till enable the physician to precisely determine the depth and position of the fragment.
On December 25th I began vomiting ,had diarrhea and had pains in my right lower back and front of my abdomen , i went to the doctor and he suspected appendicitis.I was admitted to hospital that night , the doctors there were suspecting either appendicitis or a ruptured cyst on my ovary.I was given a CT scan and it showed nothing in my bowels , kidneys or appendix. Instead it showed swelling in my right urethra.
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