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Can my mri results be misread or should I get a second opinion?
Since 2021 I've had 3 mris. They all say I have something wrong with my Iiver. • result from my first MRI •hepatic encephalopathy • results from my second • the above plus mineral deposition results from my third• This finding has multiple differential considerations, including manganese deposition in the setting of chronic liver disease/hepatic encephalopathy, hyperalimentation and non-ketotic hyperglycemia.
The first two where in 2021 the third was last year. I've had labs, ultrasounds, scans and nothing shows anything wrong with my liver or that I have any of the above. Why or how would I get those results and should I get a second opinion? Plus my dr keeps saying we will check again in a year and just adds to the notes.
The first two where in 2021 the third was last year. I've had labs, ultrasounds, scans and nothing shows anything wrong with my liver or that I have any of the above. Why or how would I get those results and should I get a second opinion? Plus my dr keeps saying we will check again in a year and just adds to the notes.
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