Xrays are picture files you can scroll and zoom. Are you expecting a picture or a print? I recall my consultant showing me dodgy bits of my lungs on screen. I couldn't really see what she was on about and it turned what they thought I had, I didn't. I wouldn't want a copy of a scan, I wouldn't know how to interpret it.
Jeff.Unless you have just completed your clinical radiologists trainee course,approx 5 yrs at degree entry level,you may well have wasted £60.unless of course you intend to go private in which case anticipate another few hundred pounds out of your savings for the consultation.Good luck however in your quest for information.........skis
Puzzled as to why you want the film/xray?i fully understand that you can understand a written report and discuss it,s conclusions with your fully qualified consultant and your frustrations at having to wait to do so but i can not understand paying for something,which in all honesty,even with the best information on the internet would be a useless document to you without the training and skills to interpret and act upon what is actually represents.But hey ho its your money and body so good luck but i wouldn't advise others to follow suit unless they where going to a suitably qualified private consultant.........skis
Hi MY Last xray i had did looked pretty bad UPPER left quarter on fisure of lung AND thats where ihad oblong nodule growing on granuloma's calcifed lung tissue.
Is of concern as my lung doctor had said that had gone and give me all clear.
So when i asked for report doctors did not want me to have or see THEM.
In order to have good treatment i need to know really so can ask right questions.
Also when you have gp working for atos usaly the don't have your best intrest at heart.
When refusing to do letrers conferming infectiin rate condition.
Jeff,Have you ever considered the fact that maybe doctors and consultants could be actually telling you the truth and that they do not have a concern with your current condition,As you stated with your recent heart scare,eventually nothing was found and as you yourself has said it may have been a muscle sprain.Perhaps the search for too much information has actually raised your anxiety levels and maybe given you the impression that the NHS is not working in your best interests.I hope all will be resolved soon..........skis
Ya do raise good poits and yer i suffer panic attacks and health anxierty but as a patient thats not my problem but my doctors.
Not being able to breath propper is root cause tho
All am doing is trying to find answers relive my stress.
Some people might not wish to know BUT i like to know everthing and can say lung dieased are not neurotic when describing symptoms experiences with there conditions.
Think doctors could be tad more understandingand open.
jeff i will close my reply by adding your own comments"All am doing is trying to find answers relive my stress".Perhaps in conjunction with your GP you could investigate that avenue and maybe with appropriate counselling and with consultant input you can resole your Anxiety and be in a place where you want to be both mentally and physically.good luck.........skis
But is benign, my Dad had them in lung and I've had one removed from my wrist a couple of years ago.
I'm sorry you have such lack of help from GPs etc but try not to worry too much coz it won't help your lung condition and could leave you more prone to picking up infections.
Results of your tests and x-data shouldn't be difficult to get and maybe there is nothing else to show you.
I'm lucky with regards to getting results from sputum tests I tell the respiratory nurse at the hospital when I send in and she rings me with the results long before the GP gets them.
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