Has this ever happened to anyone here???

Anonymous

So, Here's what Dr S. had to say about my MRI,

"My group looked at the mri and it is true that there is a non-specific area that seems to light up....but that's the problem, it is so very non-specific... they thought that before making crazy conclusions, they would like to do their own targeted ultrasound to see if there is anything of concern in the breast and then perhaps repeat the mri here at XXXXX....very often these kind of things actually disappear with repeat films  suggesting more a problem related to changing hormonal  levels and effect on breast tissue....XXXXXX....

What is a targeted ultrasound anyway? (at least it doesn't frighten me)