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Small vessel diseases are really non-specific diagnoses and this just means that there may be something clogging or causing some narrowing withing the blood vessel (this can be due to increased cholesterol or blood pressure). Isolated small vessel diseases can indeed cause some form of white matter changes. In your situation, it is best to have regular follow ups with the physician/neurologist and report to him any symptoms that might ensue. It will also help to control any other conditions such as high blood cholesterol, high blood sugar, and blood pressure problems.
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