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Mri showed white spot on brain...doc says migrains... but do migrains come and go through the day?weird tightness in temples migrains?
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Not usually: Migraines don't usually cause "white spots" on the brain. Hypodense lesions could be the result of multiple sclerosis among other illnesses. Please ask for a copy of your radiology report from the MRI and ask your doctor to explain the results so that you understand.
Answered 8/13/2014
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