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An mri showed a lesion on my left iliac bone. should i be concerned that this could be something serious?
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Yes: You should have it looked into. It might not be anything, but it also could be. Therefore see an orthopedic specialist for a formal workout.
Answered 5/5/2017
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Just concerned : Enough that this should be further evaluated. There are usually more benign findings but it should not be ignored in terms of following up with your physician as to whether any further testing is in order.
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