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MRI showed cysts in Glandula parotidea

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Old 05-25-2015, 02:06 PM #1
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Default MRI showed cysts in Glandula parotidea
When I did a head MRI, the scan showed cysts in Glandula parotidea. That's why my lymph nodes are swollen on the left side. I did not bother about it by now, but could this be a contributing factor that my brain heals so slowly?
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