Pumper_Sue
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
The reason she can not say anything is because she is not qualified to do so.I asked a few more questions and felt really judged by her responses, one was in relation to my question about not drinking and if the fatty liver is different in people that dont drink, she raised her eyebrows and said I cant say anything, I felt she thought of me as a fat woman who probably drank and ate too much so what did I expect, but I may have just been upset at her pancreas comments.
The HCP you saw was a technician not a nurse. Nurses are in short supply and it's not their job to do scans.
Now that's being silly isn't it? A qualified radiologist will be the one looking at the scan and interpreting the results s/he sees.Who examines the scan and makes the diagnosis, is it the scanner or will it be looked at by a hepatic specialist, If its her then I fear what I will be told to be honest, it was like she knew a secret and wasnt sharing and it made me a little angry as the secret was about my body and health
As you have been told the results will go to your GP who will then refer you if needed.
All the above is perfectly normal. Except as already told you it was not a nurse who did the scan.So the experience wasnt the best. The rather surly nurse wasnt very friendly or reassuring. She told me to lie on my right hand side and breathe in, I was confused as I was only hours earlier told by my GP that only my liver was being scanned and nothing else. The nurse said she was scanning my kidneys and doing a full abdominal scan.