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Subtle, non-specific" t2/flair hyperintensity on mri, bilateral in parietal cx, "possibly w/i normal limits". neurologist said not to worry (no diagnosis except anxiety), but i am only 22 y/o. am i at higher risk for developing ms/ad/etc.?
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White matter: This finding is usually found in older patients and is a marker of vascular disease. I would be reassured by your neurologist's advice. Ask him/her whether a follow-up mri is advisable in the future.
Answered 12/20/2019
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