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Diagnosed with first MRI in May, second flair and MRI in July both from ER so results were communicated immediately as I was admitted to hospital.
Just moved to a new state and met with new Neurologist first time in October, with routine follow up scheduled for May 2019. She had scheduled an MRI , which I just had last week. At the time of the MRI the tech said doctor would have my results by the next day, and I would be able to see them online today. So I was able to see them today, and the… read more
I believe it really comes down to what your feelings are and not what the "normal" procedures for MRIs are. It's worth at least a call to your doctors to see what's up. Remember, you will always be able to use the I'm new at this stuff so just play dumb and see where that gets you.
Yes, it's reasonable! You rely on him to keep you apprised of your current health.
This is how it works with my neurologist at Penn Med. When I get an MRI, and I get a phone call, usually within hours, something “new” is found. And steroids are on the way the same day. Happened to me twice. If I get an MRI and I don’t hear anything right away, “no changes”. Then I get the MRI results via the “MyPenn app”. One of the reasons I go to Penn Med. So, no news is indeed good news.
My Neurologist always gives me the results of my MRI's.
My neurologists have told me of the results of my MRI's.
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