Hello and thanks for posting,

I can appreciate your concern.

Yes, a CT scan is a very reliable scan, and can detect very small areas, including thickening of tissue and organs. The CT scan would have been reviewed by a consultant before the final report was produced.

I hope this helps,

Best wishes,

Vanda

I agree with the Nurse I've just had a CT scan after a Colonoscopy I got the all clear for that  but what the CT has picked up instead is extensive thickening of the Bronchial wall and mild Bronchiolitis ,so now I have an appointment for that 11 December ,I think you can relax now and believe your great news x

Thank you so much xxx

Vanda, do polys or diverticulits show on ct too? x

Hello and thanks for your further post

Diverticulitis and polyps can show up on a CT scan. This scan is very good at detecting complications related to diverticular disease, such as inflamed diverticula, abscesses ,or thickening of the bowel wall. However, as your scan was normal it means that there was no active inflammation or complications seen.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Celene

That's awesome thank you for putting my mind at rest xx