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Can a very small old infarct in white matter change to cerebellum cause balance problems, dizziness, perception problems, weak legs forgetfulness?
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No: your symptpoms does not seem to be related to the small old infarct in the cerebellum. You need to see your physician and get evaluated.
Answered 5/13/2014
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