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Old 02-20-2012, 05:30 AM #1
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Post Parietal lobe
Since im turning into walking timebomb does anyone has had any experience with Parietal lobe ?

The right side of my parietal lobe is like 3 times bigger then left, the area of it is very hot 24/7, my neurologist didnt said anything about it just that there is the injury in that area, and its even noticable in MRI images that its bigger.

Really bothers me, it was like that after the injury for first month, then i didnt made an attention to it, i thought its not that big anymore and then i did it last week and realized its just as big as it was....really frustrating.
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