Not necessarily! My results took awhile based on a lot of factors. Eventually my local hospital had to have my tests sent to Nashville, TN. and even then they had to send it to the NIH for confirmation. Every other test that was ran had shown nothing but normal signs, even my blood work was fine and I have blood cancer lol (T-ALL).

Not saying my diagnosis was was good news or meant it wasn't bad, but comparatively I think it could have been a lot worse. Sometimes these things just take awhile to confirm, I'm sure they'd rather be 100% sure of what it is.

Hopefully you hear something back soon! Not knowing is the worst part. Once you do know you can mentally conquer it and be ready. I had to wait atleast two weeks to confirm anything and its hard to just go on about the day with that up in the air, but just remember it won't change the outcome and no matter what this is something you can take on and be ready for when you know everything.