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Old 09-22-2008, 11:57 PM #1
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Hello,
Is Vertigo your only symptom?
Anything else at all or new happening along with it?


"hyperintensity in cerebral white matter" info sites
http://www.google.com/search?q=hyper...ient=firefox-a
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welcome to Neuro Talk, wish I had an answer for you, sorry. I do have a welcome and you have found a wonderful place were you will fond helpful and kind people, again welcome to NT
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Hi Reksuh and Welcome to Neuro Talk.

Sorry I can't help you with understanding your MRI report although I would talk to your doctor and have him explain it to you.

I hope you get some answers soon! Sometimes waiting is the hardest part.

Take care and keep us posted

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Welcome to NeuroTalk, Reksuh.


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