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Periventricular White Matter, Subcortal White Matter, Lesions, Chronic Microvascular Disease, Aggressive Personality, Meaning?

hi.... i have a greater number or periventricular white matter and subcortial white mater high T@ signal lesions chronic microvascular disease... im 48, have massive head pressure pains, have only 20% sensasion on entire left side of body, ervere memory recall, a tone in my head 24/7 which doubles if i douch something, also becoming of aggressive in personality... ?
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Hi there ~

I understand your concerns, however I cannot recommend any medications at this point nor can I ask to look at the results of your imaging. It would be best to consult a neuropsychiatrist or firstly you doctor so that they may be able to help. Take care and have a lovely day!
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Periventricular White Matter, Subcortal White Matter, Lesions, Chronic Microvascular Disease, Aggressive Personality, Meaning?

Hi there ~ I understand your concerns, however I cannot recommend any medications at this point nor can I ask to look at the results of your imaging. It would be best to consult a neuropsychiatrist or firstly you doctor so that they may be able to help. Take care and have a lovely day!