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I have a 3mm brain lesion in the subcortical region. can this heal over time and disappear?
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Unlikely: It is a finding on imaging, sort of like having brown eyes. It is the way you are. Depending on what it looks like your doctor will be able to determine what to do. It sounds like an unimportant incidental finding is most likely
Answered 8/29/2014
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