MRI results...how long?

At my breast center, I got results the same day.  I did have a mammogram that day too, so maybe the radiologist had to look at both to compare.  10-14 days sounds ridiculous.  I work in a hospital and our films are read same day and reported.  Maybe breast mri's are not top priority, but 2-3 days would sound reasonable to me. 

Alli

I had an MRI in Dec and asked how long it would be for results.  They told me they took over 1100 films and the radiologist had to read them and report to the onc who would call me.  I had a sympathetic tech and asked her if she would ask that I get them right away. The radiologist called 3 hrs later with my results which were good. 

Good morning ladies. You wouldn't believe the symptoms and tests I've had since an onset of symptoms which have occurred over 6 months, not least of which...breast pain in left breast lasting 4 months now that is non-cyclical, huge dent above what was said to be cyst, and now discoloration and indentation under opposite breast. Several swollen nodes and tissue then said cyst started feeling a bit different (i.e., tissue under it swollen like mass. The lumps don't hurt, but that left side mass sure as hell does. I just need to know so I know what the heck is wrong with me and we can start doing something different. I've had a feeling for months now that what's going on is more than is what is being perceived. I'm now waiting on results of breast MRI which was performed with and without contrast yesterday. I do not fear cancer rather continued ignorance of medical professionals. Breast surgeon last week pushed MRI through. Surgeon said then that if all checks out, she'll see me in 6 months. I demanded that's not good enough. She agreed to perform several biopsies. My expectations are low at this point. I'm an educated woman (both through book and street), mother of 4, last child I had 16 months ago. I'm married and have a supportive husband who's mother was misdiagnosed, later found to have late stage breast cancer. She passed away. She was misdiagnosed by the same bone heads I'm seeing. I've pursued another medical team in Hershey, PA. We have to be proactive. I was told I'm too young . This terminology should taken of the medical dictionary. It brings anger from the darkest places I never knew existed. I am not naive. I will not simply walk away when I know something is not right. My "cyst" has changed quickly. I look forward to sharing results. I've followed you ladies who've been diagnosed for several months now. You are strong and I admire the survivors for the fight you have continued to battle.