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I have had vertigo going on 6 weeks now. i have seen my doctor and he did a mri on my brain. insignificant findings i was informed.what does that mean?
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Value of MRI: The MRI did not help. The MRI has become an attempt to understand disorders but has proven to be of little value often. It often shows normal, uncertain or insignificant findings even when the patient is seriously ill. Be assured that your problem is not insignificant. The lack of a quick answer from the MRI just means that your doctor now must work with you to understand your problem.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Depends: The findings on MRI seem to indicate a lack of issues on the MRI images that would explain your symptoms. You may want to discuss this with whoever ordered the mri. You may also consider seeing an ENT doctor if you haven't already done so.
Answered 6/10/2014
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