You’ll need to upload images of your MRI or CT scan to get a second opinion. You can also put in specifics about your symptoms and medical history to give the reviewing specialist more background information. If you have any specific questions or concerns, feel free to include those too. It helps to give you a more helpful and precise response!
What Information Should I Provide to Get a Second Opinion?
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