In an mri findings the cortical sulci, gyri, and ventricles are midly prominente,in keeping with midly atrophic changes of the brain and there nmeros (over 20) periventricular, subcortical and gray white matter hiperintensive lessions. i have ms?

Certainly, the description of the MRI would support a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, but there are further radiological and even spinal fluid criteria, with the need to exclude other possibilities. So, it may be important to add cervical spinal cord MRI, lumbar puncture, and several blood studies to confirm. Find an experienced, seasoned neurologist to carry this evaluation to conclusion.