could this be ms

[foxey54]

MR REPORT THE EXAMINATION DEMONSATRATES AREAS OF INCREASED SIGNAL INTENSITY IN THE HIGHER WHITE MATTER TRACKS.TWO OFTHE LARGER ONES ARE IN THE RIGHT FRONTAL, THE LEFT PARIETAL OCCIPITAL REGION. THESE DO NOT ENHANCE.  ACTIVITY WITH DIFFUSION WEIGHED IMAGING, SUCH ADNORMALITIES MAY BE SEEN  AS A SEQUELELA OF MIGRAINE HEADACHES. ALTERNATIVELY, AN EARY MANIFESTATION OF  DEMYELINATING PROCESS

[Lulu54]

Hi Foxy from another Buckeye!

Ess is absolutely right that your radiologist report really doesn't say much....

Its time to work with your neuro for some solid answers, which may take a while.  

best wishes,
Lulu

[essdipity]

Hi, foxey. Your MRI report is pretty non-specific. Usually they are worded differently with more description of what is seen. However, the radiologist suggests migraines as one cause of the abnormalities seen. The other possibility is a demyelinating disease. MS is just one of these. Since nothing is enhancing, the lesions are considered not to be new.

This all means little in itself. The most important thing is the findings of your neuro, who should be doing quite a few other rule in/rule out tests and a very thorough neurological examination.

I hope that's what's happening.

ess