I have on my MRI reports ... 2010 : mild chronic -appearing nonspecific white matter disease, likely represent ice of mild chronic gilotic disease. The possibility of demyelinating process cannot be excluded despite the lack of classic locations of abnormalities. 2011: tiny non specific focus T2/Flair signal prolongation within the left frontal centrum semiovale, which may represent early microangiopathic changes or small area of remote demyelination. 2012: Several foci of hyperintense signal on T2 and Flair Images are seen in the high periventricular white matter which are non specific. Foci of previous infection , ischemia or demyelination should be considered. My symptons: dizziness, fatigue, muscle aches, and pain, wake up every two hours to urinate at night ... Was told I have complicated migranes with aura because of the blurred vision and weakness on right side of body I think it is something else ... I do not have intense head aches I have tried to explain this to my neurologist