Without looking at the scans I can not deny or confirm what your neurologist told you. A few "white spots" in the brain can be seen in patients with high blood pressure, diabetes, and migraines. Non-specific white spots can also be seen in MS and other inflammatory disorders, but typically have a different appearance. Depending on how the scan looks, following it up in a 6-12 months may be reasonable. Also, checking for markers of inflammation, and conditions that predispose to clotting, such as anti-cardiolipin antibody syndrome, may also be usefull. However, without looking at the scans I can not recommend a course of action. If you are concerned you could discuss this with your neurologist. Good luck
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I have been going to a neurologist for 2 years now and they do not believe that I have ms, and someone suggested I could have fibromyalgia, has anyone heard of having white lesions on the brain as a sympton. Ifyou have heard of this please let me know at ***@****
thanks
kim
i am undgoing further testing now....looking for ms symptoms. will keep you posted. thanks for any input you may have. i have had migraines for 30 years but are significantly worse now- 10-12 per month. also have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
Could migraines be an early indication of M.S., I've had migraines for 25 years and was diagnosed with M.S. 3 years ago?
Does anyone know what "tiny foci are increasd T2 signal intensity which are predominantly located in the subcortical regions but are also noted in the periventricular regions. These are noted as increased since last M.R.I.. What does this mean and what part of my brain/body is this going to affect now. Really in the dark about all the symptoms and could be symptoms, but have been definitely diagnosed with M.S.
Anybody with any info please help.