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Brain angiography with Cervical Spine
I was diagnosed with cervical spondylitis with headaches and pain sometimes in left side of head and sometimes right side of head.
Doctor told me to go for brain angio with cervical spine which was done on March 2021
Attaching my reports of brain angio & cervical spine which was done 2 years ago Brain observation shows Few tiny discrete foci of T2 & FLAIR hyperintensities are noted in right frontal, subcortical and deep white matter, not showing restricted diffusion or blooming suggestive of UBOs and are of questionable significance. Also having chest pain Is it due to c2 to c7 diffusion Is it anything serious Please help me out
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Neurologist
19 yrs exp
Delhi
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Dr. Anmol N
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your symptoms may be due to vascular headache, I.e, a migraine associated with cervical spondylosis. With a good lifestyle modifications, exercises and medicines, you should get better. Consult a neurologist for detailed evaluation.
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