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Question about Phleboliths found on a CT Scan of the Pelvis
by ecurra19, Apr 28, 2008 02:15PM
A CT Scan reveal Phleboliths found on the Pelvis. It hurts too much and doctors do not seem to find an answer in Puerto Rico. I have a Panniculitis in the Abdomen and the abdomen is enlarge. The same CT Scan test reveals Hepatoleomegalia.
I have a RITA Venous Access Med Port implanted on my heart due to venous insuficency. I have being admited with Panniculitis in the Abdomen and inflammation but doctors seem to be puzzle. I am a graduated Pulmonary Therapist but the staff at the hospital does not seems to understand. I am a Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes, Axonal and Peripheral Neuropathy, LUPUS and High Blood Pressure patient.
This discussion is related to Calcified Phleboliths within the Pelvis.
I have a RITA Venous Access Med Port implanted on my heart due to venous insuficency. I have being admited with Panniculitis in the Abdomen and inflammation but doctors seem to be puzzle. I am a graduated Pulmonary Therapist but the staff at the hospital does not seems to understand. I am a Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes, Axonal and Peripheral Neuropathy, LUPUS and High Blood Pressure patient.
This discussion is related to Calcified Phleboliths within the Pelvis.
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