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Mri report....multiple nonspecific small subcortical foci of t2 prolongation in the left cerebrum. i'm 43 and started having migraine with aura at 41.
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Its unusual: to start having migraine at 41. Vasculitis is a consideration. I would want to know if you had an elevated CRP, sed rate or a positive ANA test. Consultation with a neurologist is advised if not already done.
Answered 8/15/2016
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