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What does 2 hyperintense foci in the right frontal white matter and 1 hyperintense focus in the left frontal white matter mean? migraine 20yo
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Non-specific finding: The findings you list are non-specific but are frequently seen in people with a history of migraines. It may be advisable to meet with a neurologist who can go over your history, review the reason the MRI was obtained in the first place and perform a detailed neurological exam to determine if further testing is required.
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