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I have been having dizziness, blurry vision and brain fog. brain mri "reveal a single small focus of increased signal intensity within the periatrial region of the right lateral ventricle that is non-specific" concerning?
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Do NOT fret, as the "lesion" would likely be benign and not the cause of your symptoms. If you are concerned, have your doctors discuss their findings and explain what this lesion appears to represent. You do, of course, need to address your current issues, and perhaps a medical neurologist can help.
Answered 3/11/2021
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