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by shakymama, Oct 10, 2009 02:38AM
To: georgia76
I have PD and never have had white spots on the brain. I believe that is a symptom of MS which the diseases have some of the same symptoms but are treated differently.
by Nicknameless46, Oct 29, 2009 01:01AM
To: georgia76
I'm pretty sure there are several conditions that cause those white spots or calcifications -Parkinson's is one of them, but not everyone with Parkinson's has them and not everyone who has them has Parkinson's. A neurologist can tell you if the placement and number of lesions would fit a Parkinson's diagnosis, but there are many other things that diagnose Parkinson's - the brain lesions would only one finding.
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