Hi hugger,
Like you I also have fibro and I also get migraines. I had an MRI in '94 that showed the nonspecific scattered foci. My diagnosis was small vessel disease. The neurologist at the time thought it was due to my history of migraines. However, I've had 2 more MRIs since then and they failed to disclosed any small vessel disease...the white spots are gone evidently!! It's all a mystery to me but I'm not complaining. Oh, I still end up wearing 2 different color socks and forget my keys sometimes but I chalk it all to fibro fog and meno. LOL
i had an mri and the findings are anumber of small foci of increased t2 signal in the subcortical white matter of the left frontal lobe which are nonspecific. what does this mean and is there something to worry about or not. is this normal and if not how did i get whatever this is.
somone who worries to much.
No I have not had a recent C-spine MRI - this was just an MRI of my head. I have had the other MRI's in the past and they didn't show anything. Not until this more recent MRI where they just did my head.
I'm sorry I don't know what this means -
There are evoked potentals,not painful
Can you please explain.
THANK YOU
You should see a neurologist.
A lumbar puncture is not all that bad.There are evoked potentals,not painful.Has your Dr done a c-spine MRI.
With MS the earlier the treatment,the better.