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Old 09-14-2016, 10:41 AM #1
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Default MRI Scan single white spot
Hello everyone,

My wife's MRI has shown a small white spot on the right side, she's 25 years old, female.

She has had migraines all her life, at least once a week - other than that shows no other symptons whatsoever.

Does anyone have any idea what this spot might mean? I'm thinking either a congenital anomaly or a white matter lesion due to the migraines, both would not mean any greater risk.

We have seen two neurologists so far, both seemed really inexperienced and they couldn't really tell us what it is. We're seeking someone more experienced now to try and get another opinion.

If anyone have any experience with similar MRI images/cases or any opinions, I'd be grateful.
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