I know it can be a battle these days. I was just on the phone with a friend and she was very ill with a bladder infection, had a drug reaction, tests, and couldn't get the results, and ended up in an ER of sorts. What a mess. No communication at all!
I think if you get that written report (not just the photos) it will explain alot. Many of us can understand most MRI reports.
I'd do that before getting a new doctor. You might not need one if you have the report. A report showing NOTHING, compared to what the doctor said, would illustrate it was all his opinion in spite of the report. Sometimes doctors do that, and it can make for much confusion!
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