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curious 2
Hello everyone I am a new member. A MRI confirmed a diagnosis of white matter disease.
I am a nurse but never heard of this before. Are there any cognitive changes I should look for. Is there anything to slow the progression of the disease? I am 63. I don't understand the best way to manage this disease |
Hi Curious2,
Welcome! As a nurse you may be concerned about whether white matter disease means MS since MS is a disease of the white matter.. You might want to ask your doctor--though often as we get older, white matter disease that is age-related (but not MS) sets in. Here is what WebMD has to say about it: White Matter Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment And this is from Medical News Today: White matter disease: Prognosis, symptoms, and treatment |
Curious2, welcome to NeuroTalk :).
The links from agate are well-worth checking out. Apart from that you can use the Search option (https://www.neurotalk.org/search.php) to find threads here which may be of help to you. All the best. |
Curious 1
Thanks for the links. Both articles were informative.
Still a bit confusing as there is no particular treatment. Seems to be more lifestyle changes. |
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