question about MRI/MRA

[jan2281]

okey I had an MRI/mra done on 10/15/08 and the doctors said everything was fine, but I was reading the report myself and read          "there is a small focal area of increased signal intensity in the right parietal inner table of the calvarium with absence on fat suppressed imaging, coronal post infusion pulse sequence consistent with a lipoma."

my doctor said that everything was narmal, but why does it say this?


now I had an MRI done this week and the report said everything was normal......SOOOO do you think im going to be okey  there has been pressure in my head but the docs have been telling me everything is Fine would an mri be able to pick it up???   PLEASE HELP.....im scared  thank you

[criveros]

just trust your doctor....they know what they are talking about, if they were going to ignore something, they wouldnt have given you an mri.

[kalie1979]

in my opinon, i would get a different doctor, u need a doctor that cares about his patients. ask around, and google physicals in your city or surrounding areas and normally there are ratings from other patients and find the best one. there is no reason to look over things, and some doctors seem to do that. not saying there is something wrong with you, it can be as simple as lacking a vitiman. so just relax, and take your results to a reliable doctor....good luck.

kalie

[Caveman24]

Headaches and the feeling of pressure come with anxiety so it's probably just a symptom of that and you being scared can intensify it and make it feel worse. And if you don't trust the doctor get a second opinon.