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hi my name is brittney i am 24 and i was just told last week i have white spots scattered thoughout my brain! does anyone know what this might be i am very scared!
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Hi Brittney! Welcome to NeuroTalk.

It's scary to hear that there's something there that's not supposed to be......but you're on the right path to discovering what it is. Did you have an MRI? Did your doctor read the results to you? Does he have a plan to get to a diagnosis?

It's so hard to wait but it's a process of elimination and it takes a while.
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I had an mri done but the reason i went in wasnt even for this they found this though taking pictures of my ears because i had been exprienceing hearing loss and my doc sent me in for an mri and then told me they found white spots on my brain and he was sending me to a nero! i go wensday and i am just really freaked out alot of people have said i might have ms
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You might. But there are so many conditions that mimic MS.....it will take the Neuro some time and testing to be able to eliminate other conditions.

Some of us are diagnosed in a relatively short time....others have to wait. I had symptoms for years before I finally got an MS diagnosis.

How old are you? Does anyone else in your family have MS?

I can say "just relax" but I know that's not possible. Keep us informed as to how your Neuro visit went. I hope you have a good doctor!
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You might. But there are so many conditions that mimic MS.....it will take the Neuro some time and testing to be able to eliminate other conditions.

Some of us are diagnosed in a relatively short time....others have to wait. I had symptoms for years before I finally got an MS diagnosis.

How old are you? Does anyone else in your family have MS?

I can say "just relax" but I know that's not possible. Keep us informed as to how your Neuro visit went. I hope you have a good doctor!
i am 24, no i dont think anyone else has it
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Hi My name is Tracey and I am new to this forum. Not new to MS, I was diagnosed in Augusgt 1997. I have RRMS and just retired from working 2 years ago because of MS from a job I was at for 22 years. I'm looking forward to meeting other people with MS and trying to find things to do with all of this free time I now have.
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Hi Tracey! Welcome to the group. There are lots of MSer's here at varying stages of the disease. We all try to support each other. Sorry about your diagnosis but glad you found us. We're always glad to have new friends.
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Thank you for the greeting Kitty. I was rereading my post and I guess I had an MS moment when I wrote it and proofread it. I am not able to edit my posts, but I realized there I made an error on my diaganosis date. I was diagnosed August of 1987 not 1998.

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You might. But there are so many conditions that mimic MS.....it will take the Neuro some time and testing to be able to eliminate other conditions.

Some of us are diagnosed in a relatively short time....others have to wait. I had symptoms for years before I finally got an MS diagnosis.

How old are you? Does anyone else in your family have MS?

I can say "just relax" but I know that's not possible. Keep us informed as to how your Neuro visit went. I hope you have a good doctor!
what other conditions mimc ms
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Gosh, there are lots. MS symptoms vary so much between people. I know Lyme Disease is very similar. So is Devics.

I hope Dejibo will come on soon.....she is the best at explaining all this. Here is a link to the MS forum here. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum17.html Just reading all the different threads is a big help. Sort of familiarizes you with the different aspects of MS and how it affects each of us differently.
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