Hello.. I have been diagnosed with LPR and I am wondering on an MRI two years ago it said I had prominent lingual tonsils , again this year I had an MRI and it said I had prominent lingual... View answer

would be possible to miss lymphoma of my lingual tonsils? I have had MRI s and CT scans and ...Hello, I have had a chronic constant sore throat for 2 years now..I had my tonsils removed and ... View answer

My son is 7 years old. He had an MRI done today because he has an syrinx on his spinal cord . It measures 2 mm and has not changed in size from last years MRI finding. Also on the report was mention of ... View answer

i need the result of my mri explained. please. Impression Abnormal signal void likely related to anteriorcerebral artery A3 segment, concerning for unruptured anuerysm low position of the cerebella... View answer

i had a mri done and it shows i have post surgical changes are suspected at the cranial cervical junction of which the cerebellar tonsils extend approximately 1.2 cm below the foramen magnum. what does... View answer

an nausea. I had a MRI of my neck an my results said I have low lying cerebellar tonsills. The doc didn t know much about this other than I needed to have a MRI done on my brain I m... View answer

I have had 2 seizures in 2 years. The only diagnosis has been enlarged tonsils affecting my breathing, which would affect my brain waves, triggering a seizure! ( Removal of tonsils was recommended ) 2 ... View answer

just had my MRI and showed stable mild ectopia of cerebellar tonsils measuring approximately 3.8 mm. What does this mean? Should I be concerned? I had one MRI in 2013 then it was normal. It... View answer

My 12 year old daughter has a sore throat, mild swelling of tonsils, 101temp, a history of migraine headaches which occurre 4-5 times a year usually after lack of sleep. I was checking her tonsils this ... View answer

i had a MRI and MRV Test done and the results said report and it says multiple slightly prominent ... cerebella tonsils extend a few millimeters below the foramen magnum. ... View answer