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Is it normal to have to wait 6 weeks from the initial mamo, 2 weeks from 2nd mamo, & ultrasound, & 3 days for mri to hear from dr office?
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Depends: On the office. I would say that apart from the mri, those are on the longer side.
Answered 5/18/2013
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