White oval on MRI , what is it??

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Hi. I had a MRI of my ankle and there is a white oval where my ankle bends up and meets the shin. It looks very shallow by the surface but it is scaring me! Info have a autoimmune disease if that is helpful. What is this?

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  • Posted

    You need a specialist opinion asap. You need to find out and get support and reassurance.

    This site will help with friendly support.

    Stay calm.

    @(*+*)@

  • Posted

    I don't know what it is but it might be a bone spur or a extra bone. Keep us posted. Good luck.

     

  • Posted

    it could be arthritis. does it hurt alot??? Go get an opinion on it. 

    good luck

     

    • Posted

      It hurts but nothing I can't handle. It kinda looks like a sac of fluid. It is not bone I am sure of that. I have a appointment to go over it with the dr but not for 3 weeks!
    • Posted

      Must not be urgent I'm thinking, but a problem none the less. Try getting your appointment bought forward. Or get an appointment with your regular Dr to try to get some answers.

      @*+"@

    • Posted

      Hey Cleo, don't know where you live, but here you have the legal right to get the written report after 48 hours of test being done.  This will give you much more info. then trying to decifer the film yourself.  Hope this helps. 
  • Posted

    Go to your regular dr, and find out what it is. Thats stupid that you cant get in for 3 weeks. I wouldnt think its safe with something like that not knowing what it is. Get it checked out!!!

    Good Luck

    Sue

  • Posted

    Hi Cleo In the past if I've had any concerns i ring the consultants secretary. Always found them helpful

    All the best

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