Re: ultra sound proof - A very important question /john

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I don't know just what to tell you regarding the flush but for me it has worked

along with other modalities added.

If you are not aware of the imagine processes you should do some research so

that you are familiarized with the differences between Magnetic Resonance

Imaging and Ultrasound.

http://www.indyrad.iupui.edu/misc/modal.htm

As to your question I need you to clarify it better because I wasn't able to

make a decision as to just what you mean by " make sure it is the flush not the

medicine played a role. " I never took any medicine other than pain pills.

Dale

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Is that you Ira? You sound just like a person who used to troll this forum.

Anyway, my experience of ultra sounds of the gall bladder comes from my aunt

who had the classic symtoms, but her ultra sound showed no gall stones. The

doc removed the gall bladder, and found gallstones. So to me the ultra sound

is not the first and last word on whether or not one has gall stones.

Jeanne

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<<Ultrasound will prove that you

have silent or non-silent stones in your system or

without both of them. >>

this is false. i had an ultrasound prior to beginning flushes. they found no

stones at all. subsequently i have passed thousands of stones. i dont need

to have another ultrasound since i know the test to be inaccurate