FULL body PET CT and vertigo.

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hi sir.. I have diognised lump on the foreskin and undergone full body PET CT... Report is normal. Now I as facing vertigo and headache in one side. PET CT is enough or need to go any MRI or CT separate in head.. Pl see my attachment... And suggest.. Thanks.

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Dr. Vijeth L Urs

Neurologist 3 yrs exp Mysore

Hi, PET-CT is used to know if there is any metabolically active lesion in the body. But for structural abnormalities- mri is better.

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Dr. G Mogileswari Neurologist 1 yrs exp Tirupati Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. G Mogileswari

Neurologist 1 yrs exp Tirupati

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For headache and vertigo.. other associated symptoms should be assessed.. MRI brain is suggested for headache and giddiness