MRI brain 65y/o woman with lifelong history of narcolepsy with concomitant ADD who developed CFIDS/ME?

6/29/2018 MRI brain 65y/o woman with lifelong history of narcolepsy with concomitant ADD who developed CFIDS/ME as adult concerned about increasing ADD symptoms, new STML, et al. “I’m more out of it like.” Contributed to recent emotional trauma by her primary care MD. We are retired RNs who have known each other for 50 years & insisted on further study. REPORT READS:
1) Scattered punctate areas of increased T2 signal in the periventricular and deep white matter both cerebral hemispheres. These could be due to small vessel ischemic disease versus demyelinating disease.
2) No MR evidence of acute infarct , mass or hemorrhage.
I was with her at her next appt. and told by PCP brain MRI results ‘normal.’ We are thus asking you to tell us what the above 2 sentences mean, may potentially mean – may develop into – with a few examples of vascular ischemic diseases and demyelinating diseases that the writer refers to; and what to do about it? (Her PCP told her to get more counseling and referred her to psychiatry for her behavioral health issues. I know her too well – and have talked to her counselor – he does not think these increasing symptoms are dt her ’emotional issues,’ either). Thank You

I got an MRI, does this scan look normal?

I got an MRI this morning and am unable to see my doctor for a month. I was wondering is anything stood out. I notice there is something odd on the right side of my wrist… so my question is does this scan look normal? I have had pain on the ulnar side if my right wrist for quite some time. Pain is induced by using the end for more than a few seconds. I have an electric wave feeling that shoots from my wrist up my forearm and sometimes find my pinky and ring finger to be tingly.

Age; 20
Female
Medications: None