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Q: unexplained brain lesions

asked by: rainandangels on July 10th, 2008

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5 brain lesions that seem to have come from no where. The development of bells palsy, 6th nerve palsy, and 7th nerve palsy with no reason or explanation of where they came from or what is causing all of this. Any ideas?

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Malves

replied on February 6th, 2009

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One Day

I have double vision. Not knowing why this is happening or how to fix it is very fustrating at times, but i have high hopes!

MimGregg

replied on March 19th, 2009

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There are several reasons for brain lesions. They can be from head injury, MS, and other illnesses. When you had the MRI or CT scan that showed these, what did the neurologist say to you about them? Have you been scheduled for a 3 month follow up to check to see if there are more, or if they are shrinking or gone?

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