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Pain In Side. Ultrasound Shows Cysts. History Of IBS. Recent Childbirth. Do Not Want CT Scan. What To Do?

Hi i'm 45 years old women , who just had a baby 4 months ago,I have recently pain in the lower left side. Ob clear me and i went to urologist, they perform ultrasound and find 2 tiny cysts but the pain is much lower. I asked my primary doctor to send me to ga doctor ( i was having Ibs many years ago) but he refuse to do,I need a referrals to go to specialist so basically he is forcing me to do ct scan first ? I did many scans before I don't want to have more radiation what to do?
Thanks!
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
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Hello.When a kidney ultrasound shows cysts or other lesions, a more specific test to know the cause of lesions is CT scan.
I understand your fear of radiation, but if your urologist request to make CT scan is because it is necessary for a right diagnosis, and because Ct scan benefits outweigh the risks.
I wish you good health.
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Pain In Side. Ultrasound Shows Cysts. History Of IBS. Recent Childbirth. Do Not Want CT Scan. What To Do?

Hello.When a kidney ultrasound shows cysts or other lesions, a more specific test to know the cause of lesions is CT scan. I understand your fear of radiation, but if your urologist request to make CT scan is because it is necessary for a right diagnosis, and because Ct scan benefits outweigh the risks. I wish you good health.