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What is the meaning of chronic ischemic changes in bilateral frontparietal sub cortical white matter.what is the medicne for this?

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Dr. Ajay Acharya answered

Aspirin...: Blood supply to the mentioned areas are compromised. HTN, DM, Vasculitis, Atherosclerosis, Embolism,can be responsible. Starting with aspirin and doing WU is better.

Dr Cress agreed

Answered 7/27/2018

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A member asked:

What is the meaning of chronic ischemic changes in bilateral frontparietal sub cortical white matter.what is the medicne for this?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Ajay Acharya answered

Dr Cress agreed

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