Posted by pete 23 on December 11, 2017 at 17:21:26 from (50.33.30.223):
In Reply to: O.T.-CT Scan posted by Phil9N3667 on December 11, 2017 at 16:44:36:
I had a CT Scan done at Mayo in Rochester, MN about 30 + years ago. They were looking for something over my kidneys and that was fine. Saw a spot on my lung and had to go back in 6 months. That time they could not find the spot from before and found a different one. Dr. said if it was him he would go home and forget about it that it was probably some scar from pneumonia when I was a kid.
So, no problem since, but, I did not like that tube one little bit. Put dye in me and that made me sweat then shake with cold. They pulled me in and out a couple times, warm blankets and kept an eye on me when I left walking down the hall.
Few years after than had an MRI done on injured shoulder. That was really the pits. No more of them. Said I had ruptured tendon and needed surgery. Said, I don't have time for that. It healed from shots and exercise until about ten years later it gave up again. I retired and when I got away from day to day pulling and lifting it is better than the other shoulder. Of course all points hurt at my age.
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