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chronis ischemic changes is that a stroke?
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Ischemia is loss: Of blood flow, could be cardiac or vascular- see pcp with any symptoms!
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Stroke: These small micro vascular changes seen on MRI are called "lacunar infarcts", which is a result of uncontrolled blood pressure for a long time.
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Yes: Tias do not show up on mris because the decreased blood flow (ischemia) is not severe enough and doesn't last long enough to cause a stroke (infarct).
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Yes: For ischemic stroke blood thinners like aspirin, dipyridamole, or Coumadin (warfarin) used where as for hemorrhagic stroke these are contraindicated. ... Read More
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Follow up: Follow up with doc is needed. Many meds are to be taken indefinitely for strokes, while others for limited time. Follow up will likely be needed with ... Read More
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