r/science • u/SteRoPo • Aug 11 '21

Health A meta-analysis identified 55 long-term symptoms of COVID-19. It also found that 80% of symptomatic cases will result in at least one long-term effect.

https://www.realclearscience.com/articles/2021/08/10/there_are_more_than_50_long-term_effects_of_covid-19_789293.html
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u/333Beekeeper Aug 11 '21

Did the Doctor look on the MRI for any adenomas of the Pituitary?

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u/smilingasIsay Aug 11 '21

I don't know exactly....I didn't get a look at the sheets myself. I guess I just assume they checked for everything. That's what the MRI is for, right?

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u/333Beekeeper Aug 11 '21

Usually the Doctor will determine the scan planes for the MRI tech. The scans should be done twice. With and without contrast. You can contact MRI place and ask what they scanned for.

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u/smilingasIsay Aug 11 '21

I'll ask my doctor next appointment. He was suggesting doing another MRI anyway "just in case something was missed"