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Is It True If You Have A Datscan And It's Normal, You Don't Have Parkinson's?

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Warsaw, IN
September 11
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A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

My husband just met with neurologist and she said since your test came back normal you don't have Parkinson's but he had a stroke 2 months ago and 2 neurologist in hospital asked about his tremor a nd looking over him,they said he had Parkinson's. Every dr that was involved with him asked about his Parkinson's every symptom they saw said it was Parkinson's. So very confused !

September 11
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member - If your husband had a stroke, he could have Vascular Parkinsonism.
https://www.myparkinsonsteam.com/resources/vasc...

Vascular Parkinsonism Explained | MyParkinsonsTeam
Vascular Parkinsonism Explained | MyParkinsonsTeam
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September 11
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

A normal DaTscan does not necessarily rule out Parkinson's disease. While DaTscans can help in diagnosing Parkinson's by showing the dopamine transporter levels in the brain, they are more useful for ruling out other conditions rather than confirming Parkinson's. Diagnosis typically involves a combination of medical Show Full Answer

A normal DaTscan does not necessarily rule out Parkinson's disease. While DaTscans can help in diagnosing Parkinson's by showing the dopamine transporter levels in the brain, they are more useful for ruling out other conditions rather than confirming Parkinson's. Diagnosis typically involves a combination of medical history, neurological exams, and other tests. Always consult with your healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis.

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