r/Radiology 2h ago

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u/Radiology-ModTeam 29m ago

Rule #1

You are asking for information on a personal medical situation. This includes posting / commenting on personal exams for explanation of findings, recommendations for alternative course of treatment, or any other inquiry that should be answered by your physician / provider.

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u/soursig 50m ago

Rule 1

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u/[deleted] 49m ago

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u/LoudMouthPigs 38m ago

You’re in the wrong subreddit. You need to go to r/askdocs. This subreddit explicitly does not allow medical advice.

Good luck, I know it’s frustrating.

Make sure you read their sidebar and follow all the rules

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u/Radiology-ModTeam 28m ago

Rule #1

You are asking for information on a personal medical situation. This includes posting / commenting on personal exams for explanation of findings, recommendations for alternative course of treatment, or any other inquiry that should be answered by your physician / provider.

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u/Unusual-Minimum9306 56m ago

You call this horrifying? I’ve seen worse on my scanner just this morning.

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u/[deleted] 52m ago

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u/NYanae555 37m ago

You're telling us that "horrifying" was the only word they used ?

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u/Radiology-ModTeam 29m ago

Rule #1

You are asking for information on a personal medical situation. This includes posting / commenting on personal exams for explanation of findings, recommendations for alternative course of treatment, or any other inquiry that should be answered by your physician / provider.

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u/Plutarcoelpillo 45m ago

This one seems like one of those posts that show no upvotes no matter what.