Dr. Jeffrey Martin Huth, MD

When my family doctor ordered normal xrays and two came back with the possibility of serious conditions I became a little paranoid. My OB had once ordered that I have an ultrasound and requested Dr. Huth. A nurse told me he was the best in the hospital so when I became anxious, I called him and asked him to take a look at the scary xrays, both of which were taken at the hospital he was at. He immediately asked me how long it would take to arrive at the hospital. When I arrived he already had my films and told me that what appeared to be a lung mass or an enlarged liver was actually my aorta floating around in my chest. Because I had lost 5" in height over 8 years before I was diagnosed with advanced early onset osteoporosis, my aorta did not lose the same and therefore got moved around. This was the shadows that caused scary images. I left that day without at least 50# of anxiety I had walked in with and I keep my innards well lubricated on a daily basis!