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T2/flair hyperintensity mri w/o contrast, 25 y/o female. normal?? "nonspecific 3mm nodular wmh rt ant. parietal subcortical" md referred to ms spec.

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See the specialist: Sounds like you're plugged into the appropriate specialty consultation. Make sure that person is board-certified in neurology. Follow up as directed. Good luck.

Answered 3/9/2015

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Response: If you have but one lesion, it is certainly not yet "Clinically definite MS", but would support a visit to a neurologist to uncover causation, and handle as needed.

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