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MRI results left me very confused anyone help?

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Dani1988
Dani1988

Please help me.

So getting to the point - cocktail of symptoms

pins needles

crawling sensation

heart palpitations

tingling

brain pain

Ever since covid postive.

pursued with doctors who swore blind its anxiety- resisted and managed to get head mri.

results said normal - no further action needed i was happy for 15 mins.

then i read the report myself.

A tiny white lesion non specific right hand side front

pineal cyst 1cm they said vast majority are asymptomatic and stable.

I dont know what that means for me.

i thought it was MS and now im confused and not convinced with the 'normal' report

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  • jan34534
    jan34534 Dani1988

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    The white lesions are very common . I have some myself. I know someone who reads medical reports and they told me that it’s nothing to worry about. it’s definitely not an indication of MS. that is something completely different. I’m not sure what the pineal cyst is but if it was anything serious they would do further follow up. Believe me, doctors want to cover themselves and if they have the slightest concern, they would do further testing. sometimes they over test things. You’re OK.

    • Dani1988
      Dani1988 jan34534

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      God bless you Jan you are a true blessing on this site.

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