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I recently had an mri done of my brain and in the findings it says.

The ventricles appear to be within normal limits in size and position. There are no abnormal area of increased or decreased are in the brain, except for a few tiny chronic ischemic foci in the right marrow. There are no extra-axial mass or fluit collecitons seen. Diffusion images are unremarkable.There are no _______in the bain. there are no extracranial abnormality identified.

Impresssion: 1 Negative MRI of the brain with and without contrast

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He told me not to worry about it and thats what i am doing i have an appointment monday with a neurologist but in the impression it says Negative Why if they found something?
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I am a 22 year old female and i have a history of headaches, My MD said its not ms or a stroke but he couldn't really explain it he told me its nothing serious. My sister gets migraines and i have a family history of high blood pressure but 3 days ago i got my blood pressure taken and it was 120-80 normal. I don't understand
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Hi,
Ischemic white matter changes is a very common finding in the MRI scan. The most common cause of such changes is hypertension. Other causes include migraine, stroke and inflammatory processes like Lupus, multiple sclerosis etc. Please consult a neurologist for a complete neurological examination and correlation of the findings with the MRI report. Hope this helps you. Take care and regards!
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