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I hope someone can help me understand this a little better. I recently had a MRI done because I have been having dizzy spells, numbness on my right side, headaches, and muscle weakness.
Well my findings on the MRI were:
There are numerous small foci of abnormal FLAIR and T2 prolongation in the deep white matter tracts, most prominently in the subcortial portion of the right parietal lobe with numerous other smaller lesions seen subcortically throughout the supratentorial brain. These lesions are not associates with enhancement, diffusion restiction, or hemorrahage. In light of the symtomalogy and the patients age (i'm 31) the possibility of demyelinating disease could be considered as well. Follow-up imaging or other clinical evaluation may be necessary. The brain parenchyma, ventricles and subarachnoid spaces otherwise appear unremarkable as do the sinuses and musculoskeletal structures.
Impression:
Leukoencephalopathy suspicious for underlying demyelination disease with differential considerations as discussed above.
I also have this ringing in my right ear that started on Oct. 29th my right eye feels "heavy". When I bend my neck to my chest i have a feeling that goes down my spine. I still have a frozen arm during the night.
My neuro thinks it might be MS or migraines what do you guys think? BTW I dont have migraines I have headaches
Well my findings on the MRI were:
There are numerous small foci of abnormal FLAIR and T2 prolongation in the deep white matter tracts, most prominently in the subcortial portion of the right parietal lobe with numerous other smaller lesions seen subcortically throughout the supratentorial brain. These lesions are not associates with enhancement, diffusion restiction, or hemorrahage. In light of the symtomalogy and the patients age (i'm 31) the possibility of demyelinating disease could be considered as well. Follow-up imaging or other clinical evaluation may be necessary. The brain parenchyma, ventricles and subarachnoid spaces otherwise appear unremarkable as do the sinuses and musculoskeletal structures.
Impression:
Leukoencephalopathy suspicious for underlying demyelination disease with differential considerations as discussed above.
I also have this ringing in my right ear that started on Oct. 29th my right eye feels "heavy". When I bend my neck to my chest i have a feeling that goes down my spine. I still have a frozen arm during the night.
My neuro thinks it might be MS or migraines what do you guys think? BTW I dont have migraines I have headaches
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I have been here before, a long long time ago and now I am back.Forgive me for not just saying what I want to say,even under a triple dose of antidepressants it is still raw and seeping and I am hesitant at revealing it as at least under the bandages around my heart I don,t have to look at how raw and wounded.My child was cleaved from my heart by his own actions. my child of ten,turning eleven...
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theatre and I are there already. I'm having a very berry tea with crackers, cheese and cherry tomatoes and she's having a joint with some beer and we're both on really comfy recliners on thick pile carpet. we need some help with the decor if anyone is around??
it stinks like MS.....sorry, hope I am wrong.
Those were the worst words I heard. I hope for your sake its not. But it sure sounds like it.I would definitely be talking to ur neuro and starting a treatment soon if it is,
Many Hugz
Morgaine
http://www.myelin.org/
Demyelinating Diseases In Brief
Demyelinating diseases are those in which myelin is the primary target. They fall into two main groups: acquired diseases (i.e., multiple sclerosis) and hereditary neurodegenerative disorders (i.e., the leukodystrophies). Although their causes and etiologies are different, they have the same outcome: CNS demyelination. Without myelin, nerve impulses are slowed or stopped, leading to a constellation of neurological symptoms.