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Spot On Spine, Chronic Neck, Back And Right Arm Pain. History Of Uterine Cancer. What To Do ?

i have a a spot on my spine, the ct showed it to be fatty tissue i have my mri results i am a chronic pain suffer low back pain, neck pain, right arm pain should i seek a surgeon, i have had uterine cancer before needed surgery hysterectomy, but my blood relatives have had all kinds of cancer including my father!! my doc says not to worry but when theres something on my spine i'm very concerned...please help what to do? i just recentley have issurance know through wellcare...
it's a large knot
i have several health issues....
Sun, 30 Jun 2013
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.

CT scan and MRI scan can specifically say if a particular fat, water or anything else.
I am sure your doctors have found fat in your spine and reported accordingly.
There is less chance of a mistake happening with it.

You can compare this with any previous scan that you have.

Hope this helps.
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Spot On Spine, Chronic Neck, Back And Right Arm Pain. History Of Uterine Cancer. What To Do ?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. CT scan and MRI scan can specifically say if a particular fat, water or anything else. I am sure your doctors have found fat in your spine and reported accordingly. There is less chance of a mistake happening with it. You can compare this with any previous scan that you have. Hope this helps.