Any neurologists on board?

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volfanecs

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I have asked this question before. I had my 4th stroke a couple weeks ago. The ER doctor came in and said he had "good news and bad news". The stroke left a spot on my brain, but no major damage detected. Then he said from my last tests, the white matter disease has become larger. Just as I started to ask what this means, he had an emergency and left. I have called and left messages for him, but no answer yet. I googled and can not find anything solid on the subject. I would rather argue with you guys and gals about bringing CPF back, but this is worrying me. Sorry for the long post.
 
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Hate to hear that. Have you not followed up with someone since your ER visit?
 
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My regular doctor did not have anything new to say about it. He said to follow up with the neurologist.
 
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ER Dr sounds either incompetent or uncaring -- how did you even get discharged from the ER with no explanation ?
 
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volfanecs said:
I have asked this question before. I had my 4th stroke a couple weeks ago. The ER doctor came in and said he had "good news and bad news". The stroke left a spot on my brain, but no major damage detected. Then he said from my last tests, the white matter disease has become larger. Just as I started to ask what this means, he had an emergency and left. I have called and left messages for him, but no answer yet. I googled and can not find anything solid on the subject. I would rather argue with you guys and gals about bringing CPF back, but this is worrying me. Sorry for the long post.
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No idea, but prayers for you. That sounds scary, even if it turns out to be less serious than I'm sure your anxiety indicates.
 
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Thank you for the link. It was never explained fully, but I was told it is a gateway to early onset dementia.
 
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