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When a radiologist two says they don't know what's causing lesions in brain and just had a new brain mri and they third radioologist says when i asked him about a big white spot in back of brain if it could be a tumor he just said it most likely they big
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See neurologist: There are many reasons for 'lesions' or 'white spots' but there shouldn't be many in someone aged 48. Would suggest seeing a neurologist for thorough evaluation and correlation between spots and clinical symptoms.
Answered 5/5/2015
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