回複：white matter change not equal to MS

Thanks so much for the professional response. 

My hu*****and experienced some tightness or numbness on the lower left leg for about  1 year.  So he went to see the neurologist and did the first brain MRI in May 2012.  The MRI shows some non-specific white matter hyperintensity.  He did the MRI ago this May and the radiologist said no major interval change between two MRIs.

Another possible explannation for his leg discomfort is his back issue.

He did not have any other sympotoms as you mentioned above.  One thing he also experiences is once a while, he feels some tingling on the face.  He just opned his own business about a year ago. He is under lots of stress.

Other tests he did at the neurologist office are normal.

any suggestion what we need to do next?  Spine tap?

Thanks very much for your time and advice

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• non-specific white matter change, not MS -Tianyazi- ♂ (0 bytes) () 05/21/2013 postreply 19:32:42