Oh, and Dr. Hagan-anyone who would sue you or any of the good Dr.s here is just a pathetic waste of oxygen. You should be covered under the good samaritan laws since nobody pays you for your valuable input. You and Dr.O are the ones who set me on the right path with my eyes.
Thank you again, yarrow, my friend. It was very sweet of you to show him the disgusting picture of my bean brain. :D I will submit both your and Dr. Hagan's suggestions to my new MD as I have fired the old one for telling me my problem was depression. Now that's a lol if I ever heard one.
toughilou, my husband is a professor of human anatomy, and he says that thingy looks suspiciously as though it's either in your maxillary sinus or in the ostium (the opening) of that sinus. He thinks an ENT doc is the person to ask WHAT the heck it is--even though that might not be what's causing your symptoms.
Thanks Dr. Hagan, and thank you, yarrow. I can assure you I haven't got a bean in my nose. lol. That's a good one, though. It creeped me out seeing that thing. It wouldn't bother me so much if there was one on the other side.
I'm not a doc, toughilou, but I am a mom, and, based on experience, I'd say that egglike thingy looks just the bean you find up there when your kid decides his nose is a good place to put stuff. I assume you're not a kid, so that's probably not a bean, so I think you need to go back to your doc and ask specifically what that oval object is.
Sorry but we don't interpret MRI and CT for medical liability reasons. Work through this with your MDs, if they come up short then ask for a referal to a medical school or to a neuroophthalmologist.
JCH MD