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Incidental find 7mmx6mm partly calcified meningioma

Brain Tumor | Last Active: Mar 25 11:21am | Replies (13)
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@badgieboo66

Thank you, I rang the secretary and asked had I been referred and she said no, the endocrinologist said just scan this onto this lady’s records. I couldn’t believe it! She said so do you want to see a neurologist?? I said of course I do, I have a tumour! Unbelievable, because the neurologist said he doesn’t think it’s causing me problems after looking at the mri it doesn’t mean put the records in the drawer and lock it. Maybe I should go private??

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Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Mar 9 2:39pm

@badgieboo66, if you would like to consider a second opinion at Mayo Clinic, here is how to get started: http://mayocl.in/1mtmR63

Have you been able to be referred to a neurologist in the meantime? How are you doing?

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aampcola | @aampcola | Mar 10 1:47pm

I would see a neurosurgeon, absolutely. Better to be safe, than sorry. I was already seeing one for my migraines. Knew him from working in the hospital and knew he was the best neurologist in many, many, many miles. So, when getting to see a neurologist for my migraines. Been seeing him and his practitioners for years now so when I suffered a concussion with bizarre symptoms, I got in to see him quickly. Incidental find is a left temporal meningioma. I feel that I'm in the best care possible for whatever comes. Whether we 'watch & wait', surgery, or med manage, etc., I know I won't have to go to anyone else about it, and he is the best to do all of it.

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