I think you need to ask your doctor. But in general 'acute' means sudden. In medicine it typically means the sudden onset of illness or symptoms as opposed to gradual or chronic (on going).
Acute intracranial process is a term for many diagnoses. It basically means there is pressure caused by (a number of things which the neurologist can futher define for you). The congestion of the left nasal turbinates means that at the time of the MRI, you had congestion in that area. The turbinates can become congested without you even realizing it. If one is congested, the other will be clear. This process occurs off and on, self-regulating most of the time. In cases of marked swelling, you will notice a definate "clog" on one side or the other and if severe, can lead to the classic "sinus infection". There are so many more factors that a doctor will rely on in your diagnosis. Your general medical history, your demographics, the onset and duration of your headaches and all accompanying symptoms. Hope this helps in general.
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I think you need to ask your doctor. But in general 'acute' means sudden. In medicine it typically means the sudden onset of illness or symptoms as opposed to gradual or chronic (on going).
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Acute intracranial process is a term for many diagnoses. It basically means there is pressure caused by (a number of things which the neurologist can futher define for you). The congestion of the left nasal turbinates means that at the time of the MRI, you had congestion in that area. The turbinates can become congested without you even realizing it. If one is congested, the other will be clear. This process occurs off and on, self-regulating most of the time. In cases of marked swelling, you will notice a definate "clog" on one side or the other and if severe, can lead to the classic "sinus infection". There are so many more factors that a doctor will rely on in your diagnosis. Your general medical history, your demographics, the onset and duration of your headaches and all accompanying symptoms. Hope this helps in general.
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