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A member asked:
Saw neuro for probable migraine: nonspec. 3mm hyperintensity on mri, no signif. abnrmlty, no ... lesions to suggest demyelinating disease, neuro ref to ms spec? please see profile for report.
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Referral reason: It sounds like your provider just wanted some help- so they asked someone to take a look at you and review your MRI films. Sounds like this is a precaution. Doubt that MS will be diagnosed here.
Answered 5/22/2016
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