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pls help me to know me my report
Sir,I have 34 year old And my MRI report says that few T2W And flair hyperintense foci in bilateral centrum semiovale and left frontal lobe? Non specific demyelination .Sir pls tell me what is diease in general language
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Dear Amitar,
Rumpled is correct, these are unspecific findings and most people have them. Rarely they can represent real disease as multiple sclerosis (usually they are more prominent/evident in the MRI). So, you should discuss with your doctor or a neurologist.
Rumpled is correct, these are unspecific findings and most people have them. Rarely they can represent real disease as multiple sclerosis (usually they are more prominent/evident in the MRI). So, you should discuss with your doctor or a neurologist.
Until the doctor responds, I will try to help as a layman (non-doctor). The report is not specific on a disease.
When you have *hyperintense foci* - basically white spots - the cause has to be found by her doctor. The causes can vary from migraines and high blood pressure to MS and other. The radiologist also says the demylelination - which is separation of layers - is also not specific to a disease.
It is now up to your doctor to run more tests to determine a cause. Again, this is my best layman guess.
When you have *hyperintense foci* - basically white spots - the cause has to be found by her doctor. The causes can vary from migraines and high blood pressure to MS and other. The radiologist also says the demylelination - which is separation of layers - is also not specific to a disease.
It is now up to your doctor to run more tests to determine a cause. Again, this is my best layman guess.
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