White spot on MRI scan. Help!!!? - white spot on mri near liver
Today I went to see a neurologist due to a paralysis of all nights in my left arm. I had an MRI showed that a white spot, he says he is not part of the brain that controls muscle function. Therefore excluded, and MS told me that the deafness is due to poor circulation. He said if I had MS, would it not remember. Has anyone any idea whether this is true? I'm in the dark and wonder if I should get a second opinion about or exaggerate.
Monday, January 18, 2010
White Spot On Mri Near Liver White Spot On MRI Scan. Help!!!?
1 comment:
Hello ~
I do not think you have more reaction.
My daughter (now 19) had strange symptoms and MRI began with a small lesion (3 mm). Because the symptoms over time (increased tingling, numbness and paralysis of the limbs), years later, another MRI showed a lesion (3 mm) and also negative for the member states through a spinal tap. Never before had a different explanation that the "tension" and possibly his athleticism.
According to several specialists, was finally with the Lyme disease and several co-infections diagnosed.
This may not be the case for you, but if I were you, I would certainly investigate. Your symptoms are not uncommon in Lyme disease.
With proper treatment, you can once again be healthy and well.
You can view a list of possible symptoms usually www.canlyme.com. You can have any combination or alone.
Up to 60% of infected people never had a tick bite or rash.
Lyme disease is the vector of the disease resulted from faster growth in the United States .. faster than AIDS, avian flu and West Nile for alltion, with more than 200,000 new cases per year. Many experts in the state, the disease is diagnosed and under-diagnosed the century.
The problem starts with the right diagnosis and treatment.
Tests for Lyme disease is very unreliable Lyme is a clinical diagnosis, and most doctors use the guidelines of the IDSA exceeded. (IDSAS guidelines have been established recently, the Attorney General, fraudulent CT --- You can read about them on the website of the AG here ---> www.ct.gov/ag/cwp/view.asp?a = 2795 & q = 4142 ...)
Therefore, it has taken to the Lyme or outside, most people see well known to a competent physician as Lyme literate doctor (LLMD) to. (see www.ilads.org)
For more information, please visit the following websites:
www.canlyme.com
www.lymediseaseassociation.org
www.igenex.org
www.ilads.org
www.underourskin.com
In any case I hope I can get answers and feel better soon.
Best wishes ~
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