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A member asked:
I had a mri that looks concerning, i dont see neurologist till june, he is completely booked. mri was for headaches one side of body tremors, ?
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Another neurologist: It is foolhardy to wait that long to be examined by a neurologist when you're concerned about the brain mri findings and when you're experiencing those symptoms. Ask that neurologist or your local hospital to recommend other neurologists who could see you sooner. Anxiety would only build up if you waited until June to be examined.
Answered 4/3/2019
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