Robert G. asked

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I had a brain MRI scan in 2018 that was normal, but now, after experiencing tingling and hot feelings in my legs, fatigue, and pain behind one eye, another MRI shows 'few scattered T2/Flair signal hyperintensities within the periventricular and subcortical white matter. Nonspecific. No ovoid lesions, no lesions parallel to ventricles. Overall no demyelination plaques. Clinics correlation and continued follow up is recommended.' What does this mean and do they typically show for no reason? I have Fibro and am looking into Lupus/autoimmune disease but have had these issues and they are getting worse as far as pins and needles over time. It comes and goes.

October 4th, 2024

Kathleen K. answered

The findings on your recent MRI are common and are described as 'nonspecific,' meaning they do not r...

October 4th, 2024

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