<human>: I had an MRI of the brain and cervical spine done. The results were this.. Brain: There are a few tiny foci of increased signal intensity in the periventricular white matter bilaterally of uncertain significance. Cervical spine: There is a reversal of the normal cervical lordosis - No significant abnormalities seen on MRI of the cervical spine in the presence of underlying muscular spasms. - What does this mean exactly, should I be worried and what can I do about it if so?
<bot>: Hi, Your MRI brain report reveals hyperintense lesion in bilateral periventricular region affecting white matter, 2 possibility to be considered either small vessel disease producing ischemia, other is desalinating. For further confirmation you need to visit neurologist detail history, past history, and examination needed. You also require blood sugar, lipid profile test. Depending on it treatment planned. MRI cervical spine reveal cervical muscle spasm. All these reports are minor, you need not very. Everything is treatable. For muscle spasm you need muscle relaxants, and painkillers for a week. Do neck relaxation exercise Regards Chat Doctor. 