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Ok so mri and scan for 7 years is been the same t2 flairs and nonspecif white matter i have done over 20+ mri and still nothing?
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COMMENTS: Why have you had all these studies? What is being evaluated, and what do YOU expect from these tests?! You describe results which indeed may be very nonspecific, and may represent prior head injury, smoking, hypertension, aging, microvascular angiopathy of any cause, etc. Recommend a face to face meeting with the doctor you trust the most, and achieve some closure.
Answered 9/28/2016
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