Does Anyone Know The Exact Difference Between An Area Of Hyperintensity Versus A Full On Lesion And Demyelinating Area?
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Don't worry about the lesions or reports so much, just focus on being happy and healthy best you can.. live laugh and love with all your heart. Don't lash out at loved ones or focus so much on the little things, I did and chased away people I loved. For years I tried to understand what was happening too me, reading everything I could. But now, 13 yrs later, I realized none of that matters. The dx, lab work, Dr visits, MRI, meds and so much more, but none of that made a real difference.. I still have MS, pain, attacks and the laundry list of related stuff, but in the end, a hug and love from someone close is the best medicine in the world.. focus on you, family, friends and your happiness, not MS!!. Montel Williams messaged me onetime and said, "you have MS, but MS doesn't have you unless you let it.!". MS isn't going away, so focus on what's important in your life.. be blessed MS warrior..
Trying say WAITING! Oh and before my Dr explained I had 'black holes' they call them which is permanent damaged areas on the brain from the MS lesions
They are the same. They are all called UBO's or unidentified bright objects. You can have an area of hyper intensity without physical symptoms, as some are in an area that doesn't really affect you physically. Usually in the gray matter if the brain.
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