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Is Headache,blurred Vision And Dizziness When Diagnosed With White Mass A Life Threatning Condition?

my daughter is 29 years old, she had an MRI done and the results today are a white mass ? she had been having headaches, blurred vision and dizziness at times which prompted her to go to the doctor...doctor has referred her to a neorologist..and said it could be the on set of MS but not to worry..of course that s impossible not to worry
Mon, 20 Jan 2014
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Unfortunately, you have not given enough information for a correct answer to be given to your question. The brain has gray and white matter. A white mass could mean something in the white matter but that is not the way it would usually be phrased. I suggest that your daughter call her doctor and ask for a clarification of the MRI findings and request an explanation of the possible, or differential diagnoses in her situation.
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Is Headache,blurred Vision And Dizziness When Diagnosed With White Mass A Life Threatning Condition?

Unfortunately, you have not given enough information for a correct answer to be given to your question. The brain has gray and white matter. A white mass could mean something in the white matter but that is not the way it would usually be phrased. I suggest that your daughter call her doctor and ask for a clarification of the MRI findings and request an explanation of the possible, or differential diagnoses in her situation.