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Should I Be Worried Of The MRI Result Of My Hip?
I had a secondary finding on an MRI of my hip indicating that i have a nonspecific mild thickening of bladder wall, and a small punctate calcification of the prostrated was noted and identified. What soes this mean? I am 65 year old is this something i should worry about? thanks you
Wed, 9 Apr 2014
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According to MRI report,mentioned findings are normal.
There is nonspecific mild thickening of urinary bladder wall,it may be due to many reasons like past history of cystitis(urinary bladder infection),enlarge prostate etc.It doesn't require any treatment.
There is also a small punctate calcification of the prostrate,it is age related benign finding.
So,your reports are normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to us
According to MRI report,mentioned findings are normal.
There is nonspecific mild thickening of urinary bladder wall,it may be due to many reasons like past history of cystitis(urinary bladder infection),enlarge prostate etc.It doesn't require any treatment.
There is also a small punctate calcification of the prostrate,it is age related benign finding.
So,your reports are normal.
Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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